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Disclaimer
This disclaimer applies to the client directory, installation instructions, configuration guides, and Troubleshooting resources published on clash2023.com and its Simplified Chinese pages. By visiting this site, using a download link, or following its documentation, you acknowledge the boundaries of responsibility described below. If any term is unclear, stop before installing software or changing system network settings, and assess the situation based on your device, network environment, and local regulations.
1. Relationship with Open-Source Projects
This site is an unofficial user guide and download directory for the Clash ecosystem. It does not represent Clash, mihomo, Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Nyanpasu, ClashX Meta, Clash Meta for Android, or any other related open-source project, nor does it participate in their core development, release decisions, or version maintenance. Project names, software names, and marks shown on this site are used only to identify the relevant client, kernel, or configuration format; all related rights belong to their respective owners.
“Official Download” in this site’s name describes the download links and version information collected on these pages. It does not claim authorization, commercial cooperation, or an affiliation with the developers of any open-source project. Different clients are released by different maintainers, so licensing, supported platforms, and update schedules may vary. Before use, read the applicable open-source license, release notes, and system requirements supplied with the software.
2. Software Installation and Usage Risks
Clients, kernels, and configuration files can affect system proxies, DNS, routing, network interfaces, firewall rules, and application connectivity. Incorrect settings may cause network outages, DNS failures, inaccessible LAN services, port conflicts, higher resource usage, or other operational problems. Before making changes, save important configurations, confirm that the installer matches your operating system and processor architecture, and ensure that you can restore basic network settings.
The steps provided here describe common scenarios and do not replace device manufacturer documentation, system administrator advice, or professional network support. Downloads, installations, upgrades, downgrades, configuration imports, and rule changes are made at the user’s discretion. Users are responsible for data loss, service interruptions, and other direct or indirect effects caused by device differences, third-party configurations, system permissions, network service status, or user error.
3. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
Our guides are compiled from client versions, interface layouts, and public information available when they were written or revised. Open-source projects may change menu names, default ports, configuration fields, permission requirements, installation procedures, or supported platforms at any time. Screenshots, button locations, and step sequences may therefore differ from later versions. When the interface does not match, check the current client’s release notes and actual settings first rather than applying outdated steps mechanically.
We correct obvious errors within reason, but cannot guarantee that every page will always be complete, current, or suitable for every system environment. Configuration examples are intended to explain YAML structure, proxy modes, rule matching, and DNS settings; they are not ready-made configurations for every network. Before copying an example, understand each field and adjust indentation, ports, interface names, and policy-group references to match the current kernel’s supported features.
4. Download Links and Third-Party Content
Download pages may group clients released by different maintainers by operating system and link to them through version data or app-store pages. Actual release status, file availability, installation permissions, and future updates are controlled by the relevant maintainer, distribution service, or app store. This site cannot control temporary outages, regional availability, page changes, withdrawn versions, or licensing changes affecting third-party services.
Subscription URLs, rule sets, proxy nodes, and other content imported by users are not part of the client documentation provided by this site. Their authenticity, stability, privacy practices, and legality are the responsibility of their providers and users respectively. Before importing an unknown configuration, inspect its proxy servers, scripts, external rule sources, DNS upstreams, and local listening settings to avoid overwriting a working configuration.
5. External Links and Acceptable Use
This site may link to app stores, project pages, official software sites, and other external websites. External pages are managed independently by their operators, and this site does not control their content, availability, privacy policies, terms of service, or security measures. Including a link only means that it is relevant to the current topic; it does not constitute endorsement or an ongoing guarantee of everything on the external page. After leaving this site, verify the browser address, publisher, and applicable terms yourself.
When using software in the Clash ecosystem, comply with local laws and regulations, network service agreements, and your organization’s information-security requirements. Do not use a client or configuration for unauthorized access, interference with network services, or other improper purposes. This site discusses client installation, rule configuration, and common troubleshooting only; it does not provide legal advice about specific network uses.
For installation order, subscription imports, or proxy modes, see the user documentation; for further guidance on kernels, rule-based routing, TUN, and routine maintenance, consult the system guides. When reporting an issue, first compare the scenario with the relevant guide. This site does not provide remote operation or guarantee results for individual devices.