Disclaimer
Last updated: August 2026
This disclaimer applies to the download guides, installation instructions, configuration tutorials, client comparisons, troubleshooting guidance, and technical notes provided on clashfirst.com and its Simplified Chinese pages. By visiting this site, using a download link, or following its instructions, visitors acknowledge the scope of responsibility described below. If they disagree with these terms, they should stop using the information and links provided by this site.
1. Relationship with the Clash Open-Source Project
Clash Simplified Chinese Resource Hub is an independently compiled Chinese technical resource site. It is not the official website of Clash, Mihomo, Clash Verge Rev, Clash Plus, or any other related open-source project, and it does not speak for their developers, maintainers, distributors, or software stores. The name Clash is used only to identify the subject of these resources and help visitors find the software ecosystem they are looking for.
The trademarks, names, code, graphic marks, and software copyrights of each client and core belong to their respective rights holders. The project relationship notes, platform recommendations, and download guides provided by this site do not constitute authorization, endorsement, or a warranty from any project. Refer to each project’s current public information for its maintenance status, license, and release methods.
2. Software Download and Usage Risks
The download pages collect client entry points for different platforms and may direct visitors to software packages, app stores, or project release pages through version listings. Visitors are solely responsible for deciding whether to install, upgrade, downgrade, import configurations, or change network settings. Before proceeding, confirm the operating system version, processor architecture, package type, and configuration source, and back up existing configurations as appropriate.
Network proxy clients may modify system proxy, DNS, routing, virtual network adapter, or startup settings. Incorrect rules, port conflicts, permission restrictions, and system security policies may cause network outages, prevent applications from connecting, lose configurations, or change system settings. Visitors assume responsibility for any direct or indirect loss arising from downloading, installing, configuring, running, or removing software. This site does not guarantee that software will work on any particular device, network environment, or business scenario.
3. Lawful Use and Configuration Responsibility
This site primarily explains client installation, rule-based routing, system proxies, TUN, DNS, and common troubleshooting procedures. Visitors must comply with applicable laws and regulations, network service terms, organizational policies, and data security requirements in their location. They must also verify that their subscriptions, nodes, rule sets, and configuration files come from lawful sources and are used with the necessary permissions.
This site does not provide network services or participate in the creation, sale, maintenance, or transmission of subscription content. Third-party configurations may contain remote rules, DNS settings, scripts, or other fields that affect network behavior. Read the configuration and assess the risks before importing it. When using a client on production devices, work networks, or systems handling important data, validate it first in a recoverable test environment.
4. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
The tutorials on this site are compiled from the software versions, operating-system interfaces, and public materials available when they were written or updated. As clients continue to evolve, menu names, button locations, default options, configuration fields, and supported platforms may change. Screenshot-based descriptions and procedural paths may therefore differ from the version currently in use.
This site will correct obvious errors within reason, but it does not guarantee that all content will remain complete, current, or suitable for every client branch. When the interface changes, check the client’s current settings, release notes, and project documentation first. Keep the original file before editing a configuration, and pay particular attention to YAML hierarchy, indentation, and field references. For basic operation instructions, see Clash User Guide; for connection or system proxy issues, visit Common Issues and troubleshoot by symptom.
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