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1. Site Status and Project Relationships
This site is an independently maintained resource and download guide. It is not the official website of Clash, Mihomo, or any related graphical client project, nor does it represent their developers, maintainers, contributors, or distribution platforms. Project names, client names, trademarks, and other identifying information shown on this site are used to describe the software and help visitors locate the relevant resources.
The Clash ecosystem includes open-source cores and clients maintained by different teams. Each project has its own license, release process, maintenance cycle, and supported platforms. This site categorizes and introduces these projects; it does not constitute an authorized agency, joint operation, product endorsement, or promise of ongoing maintenance. For licensing, feature scope, and project status, refer to the project’s actual published materials.
2. Download Guidance and Software Sources
The download pages organize available links for platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Some buttons may lead to project release files, app store pages, official project websites, or file paths forwarded by the deployment system. Clients do not share a single release schedule, and file names, system architecture requirements, and support status may change as projects evolve.
Before downloading, visitors should confirm the client name, operating system version, and processor architecture, and review the maintenance status shown on the page. Software that is no longer maintained may not receive future compatibility fixes; its current usability should not be judged solely by old tutorials or past experience. Visitors are responsible for assessing and accepting the consequences of choosing the wrong build, installing an incompatible package, encountering system restrictions, or using a project that is no longer maintained.
3. Software Risks and Responsibility
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The information provided by this site is not a guarantee of suitability for any particular purpose, network environment, or configuration. Visitors must comply with applicable local laws, network service terms, software licenses, and device-management requirements, and independently assess subscription sources, node services, rule files, and custom configurations. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for direct or indirect losses arising from installing, configuring, updating, uninstalling, or using related software.
4. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
Tutorials and configuration references are prepared based on the client interfaces, core behavior, and configuration formats that could be verified when they were written or updated. After a project update, button labels, menu locations, default options, field meanings, and system requirements may change. Different forks or third-party clients may use different configuration-merging logic and interface terminology even when they rely on similar cores.
This site will correct obvious errors within reason, but cannot guarantee that every page will always match the latest version of every client. When operating the software, prioritize the information shown by the current client, its runtime logs, and the project documentation. If the steps on a page differ from the actual interface, first review the general process in the User Guide, then use the FAQ to check version differences and the recommended Troubleshooting order.
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6. Scope of This Disclaimer and Content Feedback
This disclaimer applies to the pages, tutorials, download guidance, and configuration materials provided by this site. The site may update this disclaimer based on content structure, project status, or applicable rules; revisions take effect when published on the page. Before continuing to use the site, visitors can use the update date shown at the top of the page to decide whether they need to read this disclaimer again.
If you find that tutorial steps no longer match the current version, a page link is broken, or a term is unclear, first check the existing guidance in the FAQ. When you need to reinstall and reconfigure the software, follow the order provided in the User Guide to avoid changing multiple network options at once and making Troubleshooting more difficult.