Disclaimer | Clash for Mac

1. Site scope and services

Clash for Mac is a guide and download resource for Clash. We provide client setup guides for macOS and other platforms, download links, and mihomo configuration references. Our guides help you choose software based on your operating system, chip, and use case. Third-party clients, cores, and related services listed here are maintained by their respective developers or operators.

We provide download links, not proxy nodes, subscription accounts, or network access. A client’s ability to load a configuration does not mean that a subscription is valid or a service is available. Software licensing is governed by the license provided with the software. Prices, usage restrictions, and service obligations are governed by the relevant third party’s terms.

2. Software and configuration risks

You are responsible for checking whether software is compatible with your device, operating system version, and network environment, and for using it within the scope of your authorization. Enabling a system proxy or TUN mode, or changing DNS, routes, or ports, may affect your browser, local network access, remote connections, and other apps. Before making changes, save a restorable copy of your configuration and learn how to disable the proxy and restore your network settings.

Subscription links may contain access credentials. Keep them secure and avoid sharing them publicly. Verify the source before importing a configuration, and review its listening addresses, external controller interface, and rules. You are responsible for assessing risks such as interrupted connections or exposed data arising from improper authorization, configuration errors, third-party service outages, or your device environment. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes liability that we cannot exclude under applicable law.

3. Guide accuracy and version changes

Our guides reflect the versions available when they were written or last revised. Client upgrades, changes to core configuration fields, and operating system updates may alter menu names, authorization steps, default ports, or configuration behavior. Examples illustrate procedures and syntax; they may not suit every device and are not a promise of connection results, performance, or continued availability.

If the app looks different from the guide, first check the client name, operating system version, and configuration source, then consult the software’s own documentation. Use configuration snippets only after understanding what their fields do, and keep a copy of the original file before editing. If steps are out of date or you encounter an error, check the relevant topics in the Help Center and setup guides before changing multiple settings and making the issue harder to diagnose.

4. External links and third-party resources

We may link to app stores, project websites, or other third-party pages so you can learn about software and access related resources. The operators of those external pages control their content, download requirements, account rules, privacy policies, and availability, which may change before we update our links. A link does not mean we guarantee all of the linked content or services.

Before proceeding outside this site, check the destination domain, app name, and requested permissions before downloading, signing in, or paying. Transactions, account matters, and data handling involving external services are governed by their terms. If a link is broken or its destination appears suspicious, stop and check the Help Center for an alternative way to proceed.

5. Lawful use and applicability

You must comply with applicable local laws, your organization’s network policies, and relevant service agreements. Rule routing, DNS, and TUN examples in our guides explain technical configuration; they do not authorize bypassing access controls or engaging in unlawful activity. Obtain the required administrator approval before using a managed work device.

We may revise this disclaimer as our services and guidance change. The revision month appears at the top of the page. Any limits on liability apply only to the extent permitted by applicable law and do not exclude rights or obligations that cannot legally be waived. If you are unsure whether an operation is appropriate, consult the Help Center before installing software or changing network settings.