I know jsFiddle used to support arbitrary javascript files from GitHub, but not anymore. May be GitHub has changed its mime type of raw files. what are the alternatives when the required js files is not in any cdn (may be its less popular js repo).
Step 2: Right click the bottom frame and select View Frame Source. That's it. You got the html code with online JS links, CSS. Just Save it.
Entering and running code JSFiddle has the notion of panels (or tabs if you switch into the tabbed layout), there are 4 panels, 3 where you can enter code, and 1 to see the result. Once you enter code, just hit Run in the top actions bar, and the fourth panel with results will appear.
Easily enter any jsfiddle username, then search/filter in either jsfiddle title or text (or leave empty to just show all), and then shows fiddle results in a table with details and clickable links. Should be useable by anyone without the need to install anything.
It's an old question I see, but still I've found the answer:
Why this works? because of the rawgithub.com service that serves the content with the correct MIME type.
And obviously, credits to http://www.geekdave.com/2013/06/19/linking-raw-github-files-from-jsfiddle/ where I actually found the answer I needed.
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