Clash download and setup resources
This site organizes Clash client installers, platform guidance, basic configuration, and YAML references for readers in different languages. It focuses on practical questions such as which client to download, how to import a configuration, and where to look when a connection fails.
Background of the Clash open-source ecosystem
The original Clash established the core structure for configuration files, rule-based routing, proxy groups, and proxy modes. Building on compatibility with common Clash configurations, Clash.Meta expanded protocol, DNS, and traffic interception capabilities, and is now maintained under the mihomo name. Desktop and mobile clients typically provide a graphical interface, while the integrated core handles rule parsing and connection processing. When choosing a client, check the operating system, processor architecture, core type, and maintenance status together.
Content maintenance principles
The download page lists verified client names by platform and checks app stores, project release channels, and installer architectures. Version details come from a centralized manifest, avoiding stale version numbers in page copy. Guides follow current interfaces and common workflows, distinguishing system proxy, TUN, rule-based, and global modes; configuration examples remain readable and easy to check line by line. Related steps are revised when client names or interfaces change.
Usage boundaries and disclaimer
This site provides resource indexes, installation instructions, and configuration knowledge. It does not operate proxy services or provide network nodes or subscription content. Rules on network tools, data transmission, and service access vary by region. Users should understand and follow local laws, network service terms, and internal security requirements, and remain responsible for the source of imported configurations and their own use.
For installation, subscription import, or connection issues, start with the setup guide; to check field names and rule syntax, continue troubleshooting in the YAML manual.