LEMON BLOG

If you have recently visited one of the emulator-based games on Lemon Web and noticed that something feels a little off, there is a simple explanation. A recent update was made to the EmulatorJS files used by many of the web-based retro games, and in some cases, your browser may still be loading older cached files instead of the latest ones.

If you've ever tried to make a browser-based game behave nicely across desktop, Android, and iOS, you already know the truth: it's never the game that's "inconsistent"… it's the browsers. And iOS Safari is the undisputed champion of doing things its own way. 

If you've been spending time on Lemon Web Games, jumping between classic DOS titles, Windows 95 games, and all sorts of retro goodness, you may not realise just how much your browser is quietly storing behind the scenes. Every game you load, every asset that gets cached, and every save file you create lives inside your browser's storage. And as the number of games on Lemon Web Games keeps growing, that storage can fill up faster than expected.