Terms of Use

1. Scope and Purpose

This site provides technical resources for users of Clash, Mihomo, and related clients. Its content is intended to help users learn how to install network proxy clients, understand configuration structures and Routing Rules, and troubleshoot common issues. The information is general technical guidance and does not constitute a professional commitment for any specific device, network environment, or business use case.

Results may vary by operating system, client version, core implementation, and network environment. You should consult the software's documentation, project notes, and the actual state of your device to determine whether the information applies, and understand the potential effects before changing any configuration. If you do not accept these terms, you must stop using this site's content.

2. Acceptable Use

You must comply with applicable local laws and regulations, network service policies, and your organization's rules. You must also have lawful authorization to access and manage the relevant devices, accounts, configuration files, and network connections. This site's content must not be used to compromise third-party systems, circumvent legally imposed network controls, distribute unlawful content, disrupt network services, or engage in any other illegal activity.

Features such as routing rules, proxy modes, system proxy settings, and TUN may change how device traffic is handled. You are responsible for ensuring that your actions comply with local requirements and for protecting subscription URLs, account information, and configuration data. The person using the software or tutorials is responsible for any use beyond the scope of lawful authorization.

3. Software Sources and Third-Party Services

The software, cores, and supporting tools covered on this site are provided by their respective open-source projects, developers, or app stores. This site does not participate in their core development or control third-party release schedules, maintenance cycles, feature changes, licensing policies, or service availability. Software names, interfaces, and features may change as projects evolve, and tutorials may not always reflect the latest release.

Links to third-party websites, app stores, or project documentation are provided only to help you locate relevant resources. Third-party sites are governed by their own terms and privacy policies, and this site cannot control their content, availability, or future changes. Before using any third-party service, review its documentation and assess the risks yourself.

4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses

The names, code, logos, documentation, and other project assets of Clash, Mihomo, and their graphical clients belong to their respective rights holders and are used under each project's stated open-source license or other licensing terms. This site's descriptions, comparisons, and references do not confer ownership of those projects or alter their existing licensing arrangements.

The original tutorial organization, written explanations, and page designs created for this site are protected by applicable law. Reasonable quotations are permitted for personal study with clear attribution. You may not remove source information, create misleading adaptations, or copy content in bulk in a way that suggests it was independently produced by another party. Any copying, modification, or distribution of open-source code remains subject to the relevant project's license.

5. Limitation of Liability

This site aims to keep its technical content clear and up to date, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, accurate, or continuously available, or that any tutorial will work with every device, system version, or network environment. You are solely responsible for deciding whether to install software, import configurations, change system proxy settings, or modify network parameters, and for carrying out those actions.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for corrupted configurations, connection failures, data loss, business disruption, or other indirect losses arising from the use of, or inability to use, its content, third-party software, or related services. Before making significant changes, keep a restorable copy of your configuration and record the original system settings so you can roll back if problems occur.

6. Changes to These Terms and Support

This site may revise these terms to reflect changes in content scope, the project ecosystem, or compliance requirements. Revised terms will be published on this page, and the last-updated date at the top will identify the current version. Continued use of the site after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms. If you do not agree to the changes, stop using the site's content.

For questions about installation steps, configuration methods, or specific issues, start with the FAQ and Getting Started guide. These pages organize guidance by issue type to help you verify requirements and follow the appropriate troubleshooting path.