Disclaimer

1. About This Site and Its Scope

This site provides guides for using Clash clients and links to client downloads, covering installation, subscription imports, rule configuration and troubleshooting. Download links are intended to help you find a client for your platform. For each product’s features, licensing terms and support, refer to its project release notes and license.

Our guides and configuration examples are for technical reference only. They do not guarantee any particular network service, subscription provider or outcome. Listing a download link does not mean we operate or participate in the linked service, or can resolve issues with third-party accounts, orders, subscription validity or service availability.

2. Software Risks and User Responsibility

Proxy clients may change your system proxy, DNS, routing or virtual network interfaces. Installing helper services or enabling TUN mode may require administrator privileges. Before making changes, save your existing network settings, back up important configurations and make sure you can restore your connection after closing the client.

Assess configuration sources, permission requests and device compatibility before proceeding. Importing untrusted configurations, running commands you do not understand or using multiple network interception tools at once may interrupt connections, route traffic unexpectedly or expose information. You are responsible for the risks of installing, configuring and using software. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for resulting data loss, business interruption or other indirect damages.

Nothing in this disclaimer excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded or limits any rights you have under applicable law.

3. Guide Accuracy and Version Differences

Guides reflect the versions current when they were written or revised. Updates to clients, cores or operating systems may change menu names, settings locations, defaults and permission flows. Clients may also differ in their support for the same configuration fields; similar interfaces do not guarantee identical behavior.

We do our best to check our instructions, but cannot guarantee that every detail will apply to every device and network at all times. Before following a procedure, compare it with the interface and documentation for your version. If a field is unrecognized, startup fails or permission prompts differ, stop making changes, keep your original configuration and check each step against Getting Started and Troubleshooting. Avoid stacking unverified settings.

4. External Links and Third-Party Services

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5. Responsible Use and Feedback

Follow the laws where you are located and the policies that govern the networks you use. Configure clients only on devices and networks you are authorized to use. These technical resources do not authorize you to bypass applicable restrictions or engage in unlawful activity, and a client is not a substitute for necessary security measures.

Subscription URLs may contain access credentials. Before sharing logs, screenshots or configuration snippets, remove subscription links, passwords and other sensitive information. If a guide does not match your interface, first check the steps in Getting Started, then use Troubleshooting to gather your client name, system details and reproduction steps. Do not publish a complete configuration. We may revise this disclaimer as software changes; the date shown on this page indicates when it was updated.