LEMON BLOG

If you have ever looked at your monthly salary and thought, "Okay… so where did the rest of it go?", you are definitely not alone. In Malaysia, your payslip usually includes a few standard deductions that quietly chip away at your gross salary before it becomes your net salary (the amount you actually get to spend).

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. 

When you build websites (or even just browse them), "screen size" sounds like a simple concept. But the moment you start testing responsive layouts, things get messy fast. A page looks perfect on your desktop, then feels cramped on mobile. A button suddenly wraps into two lines. A canvas appears smaller than expected. And you're left guessing whether the problem is your CSS, the browser UI, the device pixel ratio, or something else entirely.

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.

If you've ever tried playing classic Windows games in a browser, you'll understand this pain instantly. You invest time into a game, finally reach a good checkpoint, hit "Save"… close the tab… come back later… and your save is gone. Poof. As if it never existed.

If you've been following Lemon Web TV, you'll probably remember that TV3 streaming has been a recurring headache. It wasn't the player. It wasn't the site. The real culprit turned out to be something much simpler — and much harder to control.

I recently spent some time refining and updating my OneXGPU Panel, and on the surface it might look like a routine software refresh. In reality, this update touches several areas that quietly make or break a smooth eGPU workflow on Windows, especially if you jump between onboard graphics and an external GPU regularly like I do.

If you've ever stared at your website and wondered, "Is this actually good enough for Google?", you're not alone. Between titles, meta tags, headings, mobile responsiveness, HTTPS, structured data and a dozen other acronyms, SEO can feel like a messy checklist that never ends.

One of the biggest gaps in the Nothing ecosystem today isn't hardware quality — it's software support on Windows. This became very clear to me after I recently purchased the Nothing Ear (ceramic) 2024, model B171. The earbuds themselves are excellent, but what truly stood out was how incomplete the experience felt on Windows… until I discovered the Nothing Ear Web-Based System.

Most people think of a calculator as something simple – a basic tool you use to add numbers or check quick totals. But as our daily workflows become more digital and more complex, the humble calculator has evolved far beyond the four buttons we grew up with. Today, we're excited to introduce the Lemon Web Multi-Mode Calculator, a web-based app built to handle everything from simple arithmetic to scientific formulas and even real-time function graphing. It's fast, clean, modern, and designed with the same attention to detail you expect from Lemon Web Solutions.

Every website needs a good first impression, and your favicon is one of the smallest—but most noticeable—parts of your brand identity. That tiny icon sitting in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search engine results helps users instantly recognize your site. The problem? Designing an ICO file can be surprisingly troublesome, especially if you don't have access to design software or if your workflow involves manually resizing multiple images.

There are plenty of apps that add filters, stickers and dramatic color grading to your photos. But what if all you want is something very specific: keep yourself visible in a photo, and quietly protect everyone else's privacy? That is exactly the problem Just Me is built to solve.

If you work in healthcare IT, system integration, lab interfaces, or electronic medical records, you've almost certainly encountered a raw HL7 message. They're long, cryptic, packed with pipes and carets, and look more like something from a 90s sci-fi movie than a modern clinical data format. Yet HL7 v2.x remains the backbone of communication between hospitals, labs, and clinical systems today.

Lemon Cloud has just received a major update, and this one is a game-changer for anyone who relies on online file access, teamwork, or day-to-day productivity. The latest version introduces full Web Office support, allowing users to collaborate on documents in real time directly within their browser. Whether you're at the office, working from home, or on the go, Lemon Cloud now makes document collaboration smoother, faster, and far more flexible.