Last updated: February 2026
Disclaimer
This disclaimer applies to the pages, guides, and download resources provided by Clash Home. Read these terms before downloading or installing software or changing network settings, and consider whether the steps are appropriate for your device and setup. These limits on liability apply only to the extent permitted by applicable law and do not exclude or limit liability where the law prohibits it.
1. Site Purpose and Scope
Clash Home is a Clash download and guide site, offering download links for Clash clients, subscription import tutorials, client comparisons, and references to protocols and core engines. Client, core, and protocol names on this site are used to explain software features and compatibility. Their appearance does not mean they were developed by the same party or that this site controls every project in the ecosystem.
This site provides software information and how-to guidance; it does not provide proxy nodes, subscription accounts, or network connectivity. Whether a client can connect depends on the configuration source, server status, device permissions, and network environment. Download links and recommendations do not guarantee successful connections, continued availability, or suitability for a particular use.
2. Software Installation and Configuration Risks
You are responsible for deciding whether to download, install, or run any software, and for the risks of doing so to the extent permitted by law. System proxy, TUN mode, DNS, and routing settings can change how apps route traffic, potentially causing temporary loss of connectivity, local network access problems, or conflicts with other network tools. Before making changes, save your current settings and learn how to disable the relevant features and restore system defaults.
Before importing a configuration, check its source and which core it is intended for. Configuration files may contain remote rules, scripts, or service connection details; avoid running content from unknown sources. Keep subscription links and control interface credentials secure, and never share them in public screenshots or discussion forums. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for losses caused by user configurations, third-party software defects, or service outages.
3. Content Accuracy and Version Differences
Tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written or last revised. Client updates may change menu names, permission prompts, default ports, and configuration fields; interfaces may also differ across operating systems. Follow the prompts in your installed version and consult the relevant project's documentation. Do not repeatedly change system settings just because an option appears in a different place.
We make reasonable efforts to verify the information on this site, but cannot guarantee that all content will always be complete, accurate, or suitable for every device. Protocol comparisons and recommendations are general technical guidance, not definitive performance claims. If a step does not match what you see, check the relevant section of the user guide, save your existing configuration, and troubleshoot one item at a time to avoid making it harder to identify the cause.
4. External Links and Third-Party Services
This site may link to app stores, project websites, and other reference pages. The operators of those external sites control their content, permission requirements, terms of service, and privacy practices, which may change without notice to us. Links are provided for convenience; they do not mean we endorse everything on the linked pages or guarantee the services they offer.
When you leave this site, check that the destination and software are what you intended, and review the applicable terms. Accounts, fees, refunds, and data handling for third-party services are governed by their own policies. We do not guarantee that external links will remain available or downloads will always work, and we are not responsible for third-party service changes or their operators' obligations.
5. Your Responsibilities and Applicability
You must comply with applicable local laws, network policies, and the terms of any services you use, and configure only devices and networks you are authorized to manage. Do not use related software to infringe others' rights, access systems without authorization, or disrupt network operations. On organization-managed devices, check with the administrator first; tutorial recommendations do not replace authorization.
We may revise this disclaimer as our services and content change, and will note the update month on this page. The interpretation and application of these terms are subject to applicable law. If any provision is unenforceable under the law, the remaining provisions remain in effect. For installation or configuration questions, see the steps in the user guide. For issues with a specific client or third-party service, contact the relevant project or service through its established support channels.