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I also am having issues. The plugin worked until 1.572 was released. I uninstalled it since it was having an impact on my console output. When I saw that the latest resolved the issues, I re-installed it but it still doesn't work. I do see the script.js being loaded so I walked the code. Since the span.timestamper isn't being added to the DOM the script.js does nothing. I used a little jQuery to add the span in myself, and it did render the radio buttons but the timestamps still didn't show up. Something in the plugin isn't inserting the span needed for the script to work, and there could be something else wrong that's not allowing the console output to show the timestamps. I am running Jenkins 1.573 now and the latest Timestamper plugin. I have used Chrome, IE and FF, flushed my cache and tried different machines. I believe the problem is in the plugin.