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By accessing, browsing, or using the pages, tutorials, and download links provided by clashdl.com, you acknowledge the information below. This site helps readers identify clients, complete basic configuration, and troubleshoot common connection issues. It does not replace documentation published by software developers, service-provider rules, or professional advice. Before installing software, changing settings, or adjusting network behavior, consider your device, local regulations, and intended use, and make an independent decision.
1. Our Relationship with the Clash Project
Clash Client Downloads and User Guide is an independently curated guide and download directory. It is not the official website of Clash, Mihomo, or any related graphical client project, and it does not represent their developers, maintainers, or distributors. Project names, software names, marks, and related terms shown on this site are used to identify the relevant software and explain operating procedures. All rights belong to their respective owners.
This site is not involved in the development decisions, releases, account services, or technical support of these open-source projects. Different clients may be developed by independent maintainers, with different feature sets, release schedules, licenses, and support statuses. For project direction, feature commitments, or maintenance status, consult information publicly released by the relevant developer.
2. Software Installation and Usage Risks
Installing a client, switching the system proxy, enabling TUN, changing DNS settings, importing configurations, and adjusting rules can all alter a device’s network behavior. Incorrect settings may prevent some applications from connecting, cause DNS resolution failures, restrict local-network access, create port conflicts, or leave residual system network changes. Understand the impact before proceeding, and keep any necessary configuration backups and system recovery options.
Third-party clients, cores, subscription services, and configuration files are the responsibility of their respective providers. This site cannot control changes to their code, service availability, data-handling practices, or future maintenance. Users are responsible for assessing, in light of the specific cause, any device failures, data loss, service interruptions, or other direct or indirect effects resulting from installation, upgrades, downgrades, configuration imports, system-permission changes, or use of related services.
3. Tutorial Content and Version Differences
Our tutorials are compiled from client versions, operating-system interfaces, and public information available when they were written or updated. After a software upgrade, menu names, button locations, default ports, permission prompts, configuration fields, and feature entry points may change. Interfaces may also differ across distribution channels, system versions, and device architectures. Screenshots and procedural paths on this site should therefore not be treated as a permanent guarantee of a fixed interface.
We correct obvious errors within reason, but cannot guarantee that every page will always match the latest version of every client. When an interface differs, first confirm the client name, platform, and version branch, then consult the project’s release notes. For basic procedures or common issues, see the Getting Started page and User Guide for the current guidance available on this site.
4. Download Guidance and File Sources
The download pages group available client entry points by platform to make it easier to identify the correct model, architecture, and operating-system version. Version details and download addresses may be updated from release lists, but there may be a short delay when an upstream project withdraws a release, changes a filename, switches distribution channels, or pauses maintenance. Before downloading, confirm the operating system, processor architecture, package format, and the client’s maintenance status.
Providing download guidance does not constitute a promise regarding any third-party software, configuration service, or its continued availability. Read the software license, system permission prompts, and project documentation, and install only after confirming that the software is suitable. Archived clients are listed only to identify historical projects and compatibility requirements; their discontinued maintenance is an important risk factor when choosing software.
5. Responsibility for External Links
Pages may contain links to app stores, official project websites, or other sites outside this domain. These pages are operated by independent entities, and their content, availability, privacy policies, regional restrictions, and download policies are beyond this site’s control. External pages may change their addresses, modify their content, or discontinue service without notifying us. An accessible link does not mean that this site endorses all of its content.
After leaving this site, review the target website’s terms of use and privacy policy, and handle account sign-ins, payments, authorizations, and configuration submissions with care. Any consequences of visiting external links, relying on external content, or using third-party services should be addressed under the rules of the relevant service provider.
6. Scope and Content Feedback
This disclaimer applies to the download directories, installation instructions, configuration tutorials, client comparisons, blog posts, and related pages provided by clashdl.com. We may revise this disclaimer in response to project changes, page-structure updates, or applicable rules. The revised version takes effect when published on the page. Before continuing to use this site’s content, check the update date shown on this page to determine whether you need to read it again.
If a tutorial step no longer matches the current client interface, first check the platform workflow on the Getting Started page, then use the User Guide to locate differences in the Subscription, Proxy Mode, Rule-Based Routing, DNS, or TUN sections. This site makes no individual promises regarding subscription services, account transactions, or third-party software failures; such issues should be handled by the relevant service provider or project maintainer.