Site purpose
This site compiles and maintains page content and download backups. It does not represent the official organization of Clash, Mihomo, or any graphical client project. Client development, releases, and project support remain the responsibility of each project's maintainers.
This site does not provide proxy nodes, subscriptions, accounts, data allowances, or proxy services. Third-party links and recommendations on these pages do not mean that this site provides those services.
Sources and verification
Client versions, maintenance status, platform support, and feature descriptions are primarily checked against project repositories, release notes, app stores, and project documentation. When discussing user feedback, we distinguish issue reports, maintainer confirmations, and official release information to avoid presenting isolated experiences as general conclusions.
Versions and sources, feature information, and individual installers are verified separately. Each verification date applies only to its stated scope; it does not mean that the entire page, every platform, or every file was reviewed on the same day.
Project information may change between releases. If changing information was last verified more than 30 days ago, check the project release page or app store for the latest details. Even within 30 days, check for subsequent release notes.
Download backups and file verification
Installer backups hosted by this site list the version, filename, system architecture, exact size, SHA256, and file verification date. Fixed-version backups are distinguished from the project's latest release.
This site's SHA256 list is used to check that downloaded files match the listed files. When a publisher's checksum is available, the comparison is reported separately. Matching checksums do not certify software safety or guarantee installation compatibility or results.
For historical files whose original release channels are unavailable, whose publisher checksums are missing, or whose sources cannot be reverified, we state these limitations so users can decide whether to continue using them.
Editorial and recommendation principles
Tutorials are organized around specific tasks and explain their scope, prerequisites, steps, verification methods, and any necessary rollback procedures. Differences between clients, cores, and operating system versions are explained separately to avoid mixing incompatible configurations or instructions.
Client comparisons consider maintenance status, platform support, download sources, and actual usage workflows. Promotional content should be clearly distinguished from editorial content. Sponsorships, paid partnerships, or commission arrangements should be disclosed where relevant; commercial relationships do not replace fact-checking or editorial judgment.
Software, documentation, images, and icons are subject to their respective license and attribution requirements. A project's open-source license does not mean that all content on this site uses the same license.
Updates and archiving
When we identify changes to versions, maintenance status, download sources, or usage requirements, we check the affected information and update the relevant content and verification records.
Articles show their publication dates. A separate update date is shown when substantive content changes are made. Verification dates reflect when the corresponding information was actually reviewed; dates are not refreshed merely to make content appear recent.
For archived clients or those that have not been updated for an extended period, we retain historical information and explain maintenance and compatibility limitations for users who need to migrate older configurations.
Corrections and contact
If you find incorrect information about versions, download sources, features, licenses, or page content, please provide the page address, the location of the issue, and a verifiable public source. For usage issues, you may also include the client version, operating system version, and error details with sensitive information removed.
This site's contact channel handles page corrections, source attribution, and issues with files hosted here. For faults in a client itself, also consult the project's Issue tracker. For support with subscriptions, nodes, accounts, or third-party services, contact the relevant provider.