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It seems that this is also a caching problem, if you wait several minutes and then refresh your public profile, the script will appear there. Similarly, if you refresh the base script while editing it (make sure to save your changes!), the title should appear there as well. To make a JSFiddle script public: Open the script. Open the Info tab on the left. ...

It seems that this is a caching problem. I just refreshed the list after several minutes and the script no longer appears in that list. To remove a JSFiddle script from your public profile: Open the script. Open the Info tab on the left. Delete the text in the title. Press Update. In this new version of the script, set it as the base version. Wait several ...

There may be a better way, but the last number of the URL is the revision number: http://jsfiddle.net/LQ4JT/510/ To look at other versions you can just change that, although with 535 versions it could be fun finding the one you want!

This feature is fully documented in Embedding the fiddle - Changing Tabs In example if to show the result as the first tab add result,js,html,css/ to the URL: src="http://jsfiddle.net/zalun/NmudS/embedded/result,js,html,css/"

jsfiddle.net/YourUsername/uvdNV/1 ← first version jsfiddle.net/YourUsername/uvdNV/2 ← second version jsfiddle.net/YourUsername/uvdNV/3 ← third version ... jsfiddle.net/YourUsername/uvdNV/n ← nth version jsfiddle.net/YourUsername/uvdNV/ ← this is the base, you pick which version You control the base to be any of the above. Good practice is, when ...

One way to know how many versions of a script you have is to press the delete button near the script in your dashboard. It will warn you with a message such as the following: You're about to permanently delete <script>, and <num> of its revisions. Another way is to update the script which will cause the script to use the latest revision number ...

You view the result in full screen like this - http://jsfiddle.net/brantolsen/ejUWt/embedded/result/ Just click the share button on top -