About This Site
About Clash for Mac
Client downloads, open-source ecosystem, and editorial standards.
About This Site
Clash for Mac is an independent resource for Clash clients, bringing together setup guides and trusted download links for readers in multiple languages. We focus on macOS while also covering other popular platforms, helping you choose the right package for your operating system, processor, and needs, then import a subscription and configure rules. This site is maintained independently of client development projects. Refer to each project for details on features and licensing.
Clash and mihomo
The original Clash established the foundations for rule-based proxying and YAML configuration; its public repository is no longer maintained. Clash Meta extended those foundations with additional protocols and networking features, and the related core project was later renamed mihomo. The core handles connections, DNS, and rule matching, while graphical clients provide interfaces for managing configurations, toggles, and logs. Clients with similar names may still use different cores and support different configuration fields.
Editorial Standards
Download links are checked against project release channels and app store listings. During updates, we verify destination URLs and platform and architecture compatibility, and label archived clients. Tutorials are based on hands-on testing and distinguish between system permissions, client interfaces, and core configuration fields. Interfaces may change between releases; consult the current client documentation for the latest details. For troubleshooting, start with the Help Center. For setup steps, see the Getting Started guide.
Responsible Use
This site provides software information and configuration guidance. You are responsible for choosing proxy services and subscriptions. Follow applicable laws, network policies, and service terms, and use these tools only on networks you are authorized to access. Subscription links may contain credentials; remove links, passwords, and personal information before reporting an issue. See the Disclaimer for more information.