The Clash Ecosystem and This Site
Client downloads, configuration resources, and editorial scope.
About This Site
Clash Client Official Site brings together Clash client downloads, installation steps, configuration references, and resources in multiple languages. Our materials cover subscription imports, proxy groups, rule-based routing, and network permissions, helping readers choose a client for their operating system and find settings by issue. The site name identifies this website; check each project’s own documentation for its publisher and maintenance status.
Clash and the mihomo Core
The original Clash established a workflow built around YAML configuration, proxy groups, and rule matching. Clash Meta expanded on it with additional protocol and network-stack capabilities, and continued development under the mihomo name. The core handles connections and traffic routing; graphical clients manage configuration and system integration. Similar interfaces do not guarantee the same core version or configuration support, so check supported fields before moving between clients.
Editorial Standards
Download links point to project release pages or app stores whenever possible. We check the source, platform, and package architecture when reviewing them; release channels are the source of truth for version details. Guides follow real-world workflows and note differences in permissions and operating systems. Updates to an interface or core may change the steps. If something does not match, check the Troubleshooting or Getting Started guide, and back up your configuration before making changes.
Responsibility and Scope
This site provides software information and configuration guidance, but does not provide proxy nodes or subscription services. When using clients, subscriptions, or related network services, follow the laws and regulations where you are located, network-use requirements, and applicable terms of service. You are responsible for confirming that your use and authorization are appropriate. Connection results also depend on subscription services, device permissions, and network conditions. For more on these responsibilities, see the Disclaimer.