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I find jsfiddle very useful for client side web development. I have had a look at this link, but it is not helpful. The features I want are:
Is there such editor available, if not can we customize existing editor like that.
There is no editor with the result screen. That would need a browser environment for testing, which is rare in desktop editors.
I think there are some editors available with ecmascript support, allowing to execute/test tiny snippets of code. But I haven’t seen any with a built-in or plugged-in browser.
I think it may be more promising to transform jsfiddle into an offline-browser-application. With javascripts file-IO this may suit better than online fiddle and offline editor.