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Are there any offline tools like JSFiddle.net to play with JavaScript, HTML, CSS without Internet in the fashion of JSFiddle.net?
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Super fast and works offline There's no network involved (unless you're using a third-party JavaScript/CSS library). So it opens instantly.
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You can install the excellent JSBin locally.
https://github.com/remy/jsbin/wiki/How-to-install-JS-Bin-in-your-own-environment
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I would say installing JSBin, like SpaceBeers suggested, is a pretty neat solution. But if that's not what you want, you could try one of the auto-reloading browser plugins that are out there.
For example, the Auto Reload extension for Firefox reloads the page as soon as the local file is changed.
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