Disclaimer

Last updated: March 2026

This disclaimer explains the scope of this site's content and download listings, and the responsibilities involved in using clients, configuration files, and external services.

1. About This Site and Its Services

This is a Clash website branded as Mihomo Official. It provides guides for using Clash ecosystem clients, download listings, and configuration information related to the Mihomo core. The content helps users choose a platform and learn about installation, subscription imports, rule-based routing, TUN, and DNS settings.

The download listings may include clients released by different maintainers. This site's name and descriptions do not mean that every listed application was developed by this site, nor that this site controls its release schedule or feature changes. Check each project's license and release notes for its licensing terms, support scope, and maintenance status.

2. Software Risks and User Responsibilities

Installing and running a proxy client may change system proxy, DNS, virtual network adapter, or routing settings. Results depend on operating system permissions, network conditions, firewalls, other networking tools, and configuration contents. Issues may include connection interruptions, DNS resolution failures, or restricted app access. Understand the potential effects before enabling these features.

Before changing a configuration or upgrading software, save a working copy and learn how to quit the client, disable the system proxy, and restore network settings. Keep subscription URLs, access tokens, and credentials in configuration files secure; do not post them publicly. Users choose their own nodes and service providers and are responsible for related fees, data transfers, and account management.

To the extent permitted by law, this site makes no commitment to compensate for indirect losses resulting from users installing, configuring, or updating software themselves, or using third-party services. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

3. Content Accuracy and Version Differences

Guides reflect the versions current when they were written or revised. Client updates may change menu names, button locations, permission flows, and support for configuration options. The same configuration may also behave differently across core versions and platforms. Instructions on this site do not replace prompts in the current software or its release notes.

Configuration examples explain specific fields and may not suit every network environment. Before copying YAML snippets, check indentation, field placement, and how they merge with your existing configuration. We strive to keep the information accurate, but cannot guarantee that all content will always be complete or current, or that examples will work for a particular use case without modification. If something does not match, stop editing and check the applicable version.

4. External Links and Third-Party Services

This site may link to software projects, app stores, product websites, or other reference pages. These links provide download access or additional information; they do not guarantee the full content, service quality, or future changes of linked sites. Availability, software distribution, and pricing are determined by the relevant operators.

After leaving this site, users should review the destination's privacy policy, license, and terms of sale. Third-party subscriptions, nodes, and hosting services are not provided by this site; contact the relevant provider about accounts, payments, refunds, or service disputes. Do not assume that specific conditions on download pages or license notices do not apply simply because a link appears here.

5. Lawful Use and Support

Users must comply with applicable local laws, network rules, and service agreements, and use clients only on devices and networks they are authorized to access. Technical explanations of network configuration on this site are not legal advice, nor do they authorize bypassing access controls, violating others' rights, or engaging in unlawful activity.

For connection issues, permission prompts, or configuration problems, start with Frequently Asked Questions, then follow the guide to check each step. Keep error messages and version details while troubleshooting, and remove sensitive information before sharing logs. This disclaimer may change as the service scope or applicable requirements evolve. Please refer to the terms published on this page when using the site.