Disclaimer

1. Site Scope and Services

This site is the official Clash website, offering client guides, download links, configuration tutorials, and explanations of protocol concepts. Its pages help users understand platform differences, configuration fields, and basic operations; they do not guarantee results for any particular network environment, connection, or use case.

The Clash ecosystem includes different cores and graphical clients. Describing this site as the official website does not mean that we develop, operate, or control every independent project, software author, or external service mentioned here. Refer to each project's own published information for its licensing terms, supported features, and maintenance status.

2. Software and Configuration Risks

Before installing or using software, check that your operating system, processor architecture, and permissions meet its requirements. Settings such as system proxy, TUN, DNS, and LAN sharing can change how traffic flows from your device and may conflict with firewalls, virtual machines, corporate networks, or other proxy software.

Save your existing settings before making changes, and make sure you know how to restore your network connection. Subscription URLs and configuration files may contain access credentials; do not share them publicly. Before importing an external configuration, check its source, rules, and permissions. For work devices or shared networks, obtain the required administrator authorization.

Decide whether to install, update, or enable a feature based on your needs, and accept the risks of incorrect operation, configuration conflicts, and your device environment. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes liability that we are required by law to accept.

3. Accuracy and Version Differences

Guides reflect the versions available when they were written or last updated. Client updates may change menu names, button locations, default ports, permission prompts, and supported configuration options. The same field may also behave differently across cores and clients.

We make reasonable efforts to correct errors we discover, but cannot guarantee that every page stays in sync with software releases or that every example suits your device and network. Adapt example ports, policy names, and rules to your configuration; they should not be treated as complete, ready-to-use configurations.

If the interface differs from the guide or something does not work as expected, stop repeating the steps and check the client name, core type, and relevant settings. See the configuration guide to verify the steps, or look for the symptoms and troubleshooting steps in Frequently Asked Questions.

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