Disclaimer
Last updated: August 2026
This disclaimer applies to the Clash client download directory, configuration references, usage tutorials, troubleshooting guidance, and other related content provided by Clash Resource Hub. By visiting this site, following its tutorials, or obtaining software through its links, users acknowledge the matters below. If the impact of an operation is unclear, read the relevant tutorial and troubleshooting guidance first, then save a usable copy of your configuration before making changes.
1. Relationship with Open-Source Projects
Clash Resource Hub is an independent information site that organizes usage guides, download links, configuration references, and rule-routing guidance for clients in the Clash ecosystem. It is not the official website of Clash, mihomo, Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Nyanpasu, ClashX Meta, Clash Meta for Android, Surfboard, or any other related open-source project, and it does not represent their developers, maintainers, or distributors.
Project names, software names, marks, and related terminology shown on this site are used solely to accurately describe software categories, compatibility, and operating steps. Copyrights, trademarks, and other lawful rights belong to their respective owners. The site’s descriptions, categorization, or recommendations do not constitute endorsement, authorization, or a promise of cooperation by any project team.
2. Software Use and Network Configuration Risks
Proxy clients, virtual network devices, system proxies, TUN mode, DNS settings, and rule overrides can all change a device’s network path. Configuration errors, incorrect permissions, differences between system environments, or abnormal third-party subscription content may cause network outages, DNS failures, inaccessible local-network services, application connection issues, or lost configurations. Users must make their own decisions based on their device, operating-system version, and network environment, and are responsible for the results of installing, running, upgrading, downgrading, or modifying configurations.
Information provided by this site does not guarantee software stability, compatibility, continued maintenance, or suitability for a particular purpose. Before replacing a core component, overriding configuration, managing services, or changing network permissions, save a configuration that currently loads correctly and record the existing system proxy, DNS, and firewall settings so they can be restored if problems occur.
3. Lawful and Compliant Use
The related software consists of general-purpose networking tools, and its specific use depends on the user’s configuration and conduct. Users must understand and comply with applicable local laws and regulations, network service terms, organizational policies, and software licenses. They must not use this site’s content or related tools for unauthorized access, disruption of network operations, infringement of others’ rights, or any other unlawful or non-compliant activity.
This site does not provide, transact, or manage subscription services, user accounts, or network routes, nor does it assess the availability, legality, security, or continuity of service of third-party configuration sources. Before importing any configuration, verify its source, permission scope, and intended use, and avoid submitting sensitive account information or internal network data to services of unknown origin.
4. Content Accuracy and Version Changes
The tutorials on this site are compiled from client versions, public documentation, and common system environments available when they were written or revised. Software interfaces, menu names, default values, configuration fields, core behavior, and system permission workflows may change with updates, so screenshot-based descriptions or operating paths may differ slightly on a current device. When differences arise, follow the actual client interface, the project’s release notes, and the syntax supported by the current configuration.
The site will correct obvious errors within reason, but does not guarantee that all content will always be complete, current, or suitable for every device environment. Examples in tutorials explain field structures and operating logic; they should not be treated as final configurations suitable for every network. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the site is not liable for direct or indirect losses arising from configuration choices, migration decisions, or troubleshooting based on its content.
5. Download Links and External Websites
Some pages link to project release pages, app stores, official software websites, or other external pages to help users find relevant resources. External websites are controlled by their respective operators, and their content, privacy policies, availability, file versions, and terms of service may change at any time. An accessible link does not mean the site guarantees external content or that the parties are affiliated, cooperating, or endorsing one another.
After leaving this site, browsing is subject to the destination website’s own rules. Before downloading or installing software, users should verify its name, target platform, processor architecture, release notes, and required permissions, and independently assess whether the external service suits their intended use. Broken external pages, redirects, content changes, and interruptions to third-party services are outside the site’s control.
6. Questions, Verification, and Content Feedback
If the actual interface differs from the tutorial, first review the version differences, permission issues, and connection troubleshooting items in Troubleshooting; for a first-time setup, follow Setup Guide to check subscription import, proxy mode, system proxy, and connection verification step by step. For project-specific defects, release-package issues, or feature requests, rely on the feedback channels and release notes provided by the relevant project.
This site may update this disclaimer in response to changes in the software ecosystem, page structure adjustments, or legal requirements. Revised content takes effect when published on the page, and the update month at the top indicates the most recent major revision. Continued use of this site’s content is subject to the version of the disclaimer currently displayed.