Disclaimer
Last updated: August 2026
By accessing, browsing, or using the pages, tutorials, and download links provided on this site, visitors acknowledge that they have read and understood this disclaimer. The site provides information about Clash clients, configuration methods, and approaches to common issues; it does not promise or guarantee any software, network service, or specific outcome. Visitors should make their own decisions based on their devices, network conditions, and applicable rules in their location.
1. Relationship with Open-Source Projects
This site is an independently curated guide and download directory. It is not the official site of Clash, Mihomo, Clash Nyanpasu, Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, or any other related open-source project, nor does it represent the views of their developers, maintainers, or contributors. Software names, project names, and marks shown on these pages are used solely to accurately identify the relevant products and their compatibility. All related rights belong to their respective owners.
Different clients may use different licenses, core versions, and release channels. Descriptions of these projects on this site do not imply authorization, agency, sponsorship, or a commercial partnership with any project team. Actual features, maintenance status, license terms, and release information should be verified through the respective project’s own sources.
2. Download and Software Usage Risks
The download pages summarize client options and access links for different platforms. Download destinations, file names, system requirements, and availability may change with upstream releases. Before installation, visitors should verify the software name, operating system architecture, required permissions, and license terms. This site is not responsible for guaranteeing repairs or compensation for installation failures caused by choosing the wrong platform, system incompatibility, improper permissions, or changes to upstream files.
Proxy clients read configuration files and can affect how a device connects to the network. Some features may also modify the system proxy, DNS, or virtual network interfaces. Before enabling settings such as the system proxy, TUN mode, or LAN access, understand their effects and retain the original configuration. Users are responsible for disconnections, application failures, data loss, and other consequences caused by configuration errors, problematic subscription content, third-party service interruptions, operating system restrictions, or other environmental factors.
3. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
The tutorials on this site are based on client versions and common system environments available when they were written or updated, with the aim of clearly explaining menu locations, configuration steps, and troubleshooting methods. Client interfaces, option names, default values, and core behavior may change in later versions, so screenshot-based descriptions or navigation paths may differ from what visitors currently see.
This site cannot guarantee that all content will remain complete, accurate, or applicable at all times, on every device, or in every network environment. Commands, configuration snippets, and troubleshooting sequences in the tutorials are general references and should be checked against the current release notes and actual configuration before use. If the steps do not match the current interface, first review the Getting Started guide to confirm the basic process, or visit Troubleshooting to investigate the specific symptoms.
4. Subscriptions and Third-Party Services
Clash clients generally require users to obtain their own lawful, valid configuration or subscription from a clearly identified source. This site does not provide proxy nodes or participate in the sale, billing, route maintenance, or account management of subscription services, and cannot control the security, availability, or duration of subscription content. Before submitting account details, payment information, or device data to a third party, visitors should review that service’s terms and privacy rules themselves.
Configuration files may contain server addresses, authentication details, rules, and DNS settings. Visitors should protect this information carefully and avoid publishing complete configurations. Issues caused by expired third-party subscriptions, unavailable nodes, incorrect rules, account disputes, or provider conduct should be handled by the visitor with the relevant service provider.
5. External Links and Limits of Responsibility
This site may link to open-source project pages, app stores, software release pages, or other third-party websites so visitors can consult materials or obtain software. External pages are independently controlled by their operators, and this site cannot continuously review their content, availability, download practices, privacy policies, or subsequent changes. Including a link only indicates relevance to the current topic; it does not endorse or guarantee third-party content, service quality, or transaction results.
Browsing, downloading, registering, or making transactions after following an external link are decisions and responsibilities of the visitor under the third party’s terms. If an external link stops working or its content changes, visitors can consult the Getting Started and Troubleshooting pages on this site for general guidance. This site may revise this disclaimer as needed based on project status, version changes, and content maintenance; the revised text applies once published on this page.