Disclaimer

Last updated: September 2026

Please read these terms before using this site’s download links, configuration guides, or other content. They explain the scope of the information we provide and the responsibilities visitors assume when choosing, installing, and using a client.

1. Our Relationship with Open-Source Projects

Clash Client Download is an independent guide and download directory. It is not the official site for Clash, mihomo, or any client listed here, and it does not represent the maintainers, developers, or distributors of those projects. Project names, interface text, and configuration options are mentioned to explain software differences and practical steps. Their mention does not imply authorization, approval, or endorsement by any project.

Each client and core is maintained independently by its respective project. Refer to each project’s own announcements for its licensing terms, release schedule, feature changes, and support scope. Any overview or recommendation on this site is intended to help visitors choose a client for their device and use case; it is not a commitment by the project.

2. Responsibility for Installing and Using Software

Installing a client, importing a subscription, or enabling system proxy or TUN mode can change how your device connects to the network. Incorrect settings may prevent some apps from connecting, block access to local network services, or affect existing DNS or proxy settings. Before making changes, record your current network configuration and keep copies of any files you may need to restore.

You are responsible for deciding whether software suits your device, network environment, and intended use, and for complying with applicable local laws, service terms, and network policies. You choose your own subscription, proxy servers, and providers. We make no guarantees about third-party services’ availability, security, or data handling. Anyone who installs, configures, or uses the software assumes responsibility for resulting risks to their device, data, and network.

3. Tutorials and Version Changes

Our tutorials are based on the client interfaces, core behavior, and configuration syntax available when they were written or updated. As software evolves, menu locations, button labels, defaults, and supported configuration fields may differ from the instructions. Steps may also vary across operating systems and clients. Check which client and version you are using before following the relevant instructions.

We aim to state each guide’s prerequisites and scope, but cannot guarantee that every instruction will always be complete, accurate, or suitable for every device. Example configurations explain how fields relate; they are not ready-to-use configurations for every network. When changing subscription URLs, DNS, rule sets, or ports, check each setting against your service requirements and restore the original settings if needed.

This site may link to client installers, project pages, app stores, and other third-party websites. Once you leave this site, the destination operator is responsible for its content, download terms, privacy practices, and service status. Listing a link does not mean we control the destination or accept responsibility for its claims, files, or services.

External URLs and distribution channels may change or become unavailable. Before opening a link, check the project name, platform requirements, and installation instructions shown on the destination page. Do not rely solely on screenshots of older interfaces in our tutorials to determine the current installation process. Handle transactions, account issues, and service problems on third-party sites according to their published policies.

5. Updates and Feedback

We may revise this disclaimer as site content, download links, or related projects change. The version displayed on this page is the current one. When using content from this site, refer to the information currently shown; saved copies may not include later updates.

If a setting does not match the interface you see, first consult the Quick Start Guide for the basic steps, then check the client’s own documentation. Our written materials are for reference and troubleshooting; they do not replace support from the software project’s maintainers.