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1. Site Scope and Relationship to the Projects
This site is not the official website of Clash, Mihomo, Clash Verge Rev, Clash Meta, ClashX Meta, FlClash, Clash Nyanpasu, or any other related open-source project. It does not represent the developers, maintainers, distributors, or commercial entities behind those projects. Project names, software names, trademarks, and logos appearing on these pages belong to their respective rights holders and are used solely to identify software, explain compatibility, and provide operating guidance.
This site compiles publicly available project information, client download links, and user documentation. It does not participate in code maintenance, release decisions, or technical support commitments for any open-source project. Different clients may use different kernels, maintenance schedules, and configuration formats. Similar names do not mean they were developed by the same team, nor do they constitute any guarantee by this site regarding functionality, ongoing maintenance, or suitability.
2. Software Downloads and Usage Risks
Installing, upgrading, downgrading, uninstalling, or migrating configurations may change system proxies, DNS, routing, network adapters, startup items, or application permissions. Before making changes, users should back up important configurations and confirm that the package matches their operating system, processor architecture, and device permissions. Users are responsible for connection interruptions, lost configurations, application failures, and other losses caused by selecting the wrong architecture, overwriting configurations, incorrect permissions, system conflicts, or operational errors.
A client’s ability to connect also depends on subscription content, node status, the local network, system policies, DNS paths, and service providers. This site cannot control the stability of third-party subscriptions, proxy nodes, or network services, and makes no promises regarding connection speed, availability, regional coverage, or suitability for any particular purpose. For paid subscriptions or third-party accounts, users should verify the service provider, billing terms, and refund conditions in advance.
3. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
Our tutorials are compiled from client versions, public documentation, and common system environments available when they were written or updated. Software interfaces, menu names, default values, configuration fields, kernel behavior, and system permission workflows may change with new releases. As a result, screenshot-based descriptions or operating paths may differ from what users currently see.
This site will correct obvious errors within reason, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, current, or suitable for every platform. When documentation differs from the actual program, users should first check the client’s version information, runtime logs, and the relevant project’s release notes. When changing rules, DNS, TUN, or system proxy settings, adjust one variable at a time and proceed only after confirming the result.
4. External Links and Third-Party Services
Pages may include links to app stores, project homepages, official software websites, or other third-party pages. These links help visitors locate relevant resources and do not mean that this site endorses or guarantees third-party content, operations, privacy practices, transaction terms, or service availability. Third-party pages may change their addresses, content, and access rules at any time, and this site cannot continuously control their security or accuracy.
After following an external link, users should independently verify the domain, page operator, permission requests, and payment information, and follow the third party’s published terms and privacy rules. Disputes arising from visiting external pages, submitting information, installing third-party software, or purchasing third-party services should be handled by the user and the relevant provider under that provider’s rules.
5. Liability and Content Feedback
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for direct or indirect losses arising from the use or inability to use its materials, including but not limited to network interruptions, overwritten configurations, data loss, business disruption, account restrictions, and changes to third-party services. The content on this site is not legal, cybersecurity, investment, or business advice, and does not replace official information published by operating system vendors, software maintainers, or service providers.
If a tutorial differs from the current client, first review the basic steps in Quick Start, or use the Troubleshooting Manual to check logs, the system proxy, DNS, and subscription status by symptom. Feedback should describe the operating system, client name, symptoms, and troubleshooting steps already completed. Do not submit subscription URLs, account credentials, or other sensitive information.