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This statement applies to clashxml.com and its Simplified Chinese pages. The site provides Clash client comparisons, download links, Mihomo configuration guidance, and troubleshooting resources. Before visiting, downloading, or following the site's instructions, read the terms below and make your own assessment based on your device, software licenses, and applicable rules where you live.
1. Site scope and relationship to projects
This site is an independently maintained Chinese-language user guide and download directory. It is not the official website of Clash, Mihomo, or any related graphical client project, and does not represent their developers, maintainers, distributors, or open-source communities. The site has no affiliation, agency, authorization, sales, or warranty relationship with these projects. Listing a project does not mean that its owners endorse or approve this site's content.
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The site's download pages primarily organize version entry points and platform links. Software is provided by the relevant project or distribution channel; its availability, compatibility, feature changes, and maintenance cycle are outside this site's control. Before downloading, confirm your operating system version, processor architecture, package type, and software license. A discontinued client may remain available but may no longer support newer system environments.
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The site's guides are compiled from publicly available versions and common client interfaces at the time of writing or revision. After a software update, menu names, button locations, default ports, configuration fields, permission prompts, and supported platforms may change. Screenshot-based descriptions and instructions may therefore differ from the current version.
The site may correct obvious errors within a reasonable scope, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, current, or suitable for every device environment. If the documentation differs from the software's actual behavior, first check the client version, project release notes, and current configuration file. Rules, ports, and fields in examples explain procedures only and do not promise performance, security, or availability in any particular network environment.
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The site's format documentation is intended only to help identify YAML, rule sets, and common client fields. Converting, merging, or editing a configuration may change proxy groups, DNS behavior, and routing results. Keep a recoverable original copy before making changes, and verify in a controlled environment that the rules behave as expected.
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