Disclaimer

1. Site purpose and scope

This site provides Clash guides, client selection advice, download links, and troubleshooting resources. The clients, mihomo core, and related projects featured here may be developed and released by different maintainers. The site’s brand name does not mean these projects share a developer or change their respective copyright ownership or license terms.

Our download links and tutorials do not provide network access services. Subscriptions, proxy servers, and related services are the responsibility of their providers. We make no promises about subscription availability, node quality, or access performance, and listing a client does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of any third-party service.

2. Software and configuration risks

Proxy software may change your system proxy, DNS, routing, or virtual network adapter settings. Incorrect configuration, insufficient permissions, software conflicts, or an unexpected shutdown may interrupt connections, disrupt app access, or make local network services unavailable. Before making changes, back up important configurations, note your current network settings, and make sure you have the permissions needed to restore them.

Check that the installation package is compatible with your operating system and processor architecture. You are responsible for risks arising from installing software, importing configurations, enabling TUN, or changing rules. Get approval from your administrator before using it on a work device or managed network. We do not guarantee that software will run continuously or meet specific needs in every environment.

Keep subscription URLs, credentials, and configuration files secure. Remove sensitive information before sharing feedback publicly. Before enabling LAN sharing, restrict access and check your firewall settings to avoid exposing proxy listening ports to untrusted networks.

3. Tutorial versions and accuracy

Our tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written or revised. Client updates may change menu names, settings locations, defaults, and supported configuration fields; interfaces may also differ across operating systems. Follow the instructions for your installed version, and consult that version’s project documentation and release notes for details on parameter behavior.

We strive for accuracy, but cannot guarantee that every page reflects upstream changes immediately or that examples will work in every network environment. Configuration snippets explain specific fields and should not replace a complete configuration without review. If the results differ from the tutorial, stop making changes, note any error messages, and troubleshoot step by step to avoid compounding the problem.

4. External links and third-party resources

This site may link to client websites, app stores, open-source projects, and other reference materials. The relevant operators manage the content, access requirements, privacy policies, and availability of external pages, which may change independently. Links are provided for convenience; they do not mean we control those pages or guarantee their content.

Before visiting an external resource, check the destination URL and review the provider’s terms. If an account, authorization, or paid service is involved, assess its necessity and risks independently. If an external link stops working, a resource changes, or a third party discontinues a service, we may not be able to restore the resource or fulfill the third party’s commitments.

5. Liability and support

You are responsible for complying with applicable local laws, network policies, and software license terms, and for your intended use and actions. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for losses caused by user error, third-party service failures, or network factors beyond our control. This disclaimer does not exclude or limit liability where applicable law prohibits doing so.

For installation or connection issues, start with the Help Center and Getting Started guide, then follow the steps for your symptoms. When reporting an issue, include your operating system, client name, relevant settings, and error messages. Avoid sharing a complete configuration that contains sensitive information.