Disclaimer

Last updated: August 2026

This disclaimer applies to the guides, download directory, and technical information provided by Clash Installer Download (clash-dl.com). Please review the scope of these services and the risks described below before accessing related content or using linked software. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes or limits liability where applicable law prohibits such exclusion or limitation.

1. About This Site and Its Services

This site provides Clash client guides and a download directory, with information on platform compatibility, installation, configuration, and related cores. Third-party clients, cores, and related services listed here are published, maintained, and operated independently by their respective project maintainers or service providers.

This site provides information and links; it does not replace software license agreements, app store terms, or subscription service contracts. Listing a client name, trademark, or download link does not mean this site owns all rights to that project or guarantees its performance, ongoing maintenance, or service quality. Refer to the relevant project's license for the applicable terms.

2. Software and Configuration Risks

Before installing or running software, check your operating system, processor architecture, and permission requirements. System proxy, TUN mode, DNS, routing, and firewall settings may change how your device connects. Incorrect configuration may interrupt network access, disrupt local network access, or prevent other apps from connecting.

Decide whether to follow tutorial instructions based on your own environment, and assume any risks that applicable law places on you. Before changing network settings, save your current configuration and learn how to restore it. Get the necessary authorization before making changes on work devices, servers, or managed networks. General guidance on this site is not a substitute for testing and change approval in a specific production environment.

3. Accuracy and Version Differences

Tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written or last revised. Client updates may change menu names, settings locations, default ports, configuration fields, and supported protocols. Features can also vary across platforms and cores, so examples on this site may not apply to every release.

We review and update content when we identify an issue, but cannot guarantee that every page stays current with upstream releases. If an interface or parameter does not match, first check which client and core you are using, then consult the documentation for that version. Code snippets illustrate configuration concepts; before using them, supply valid parameters and check rule references, indentation, and field compatibility.

4. External Links and Third-Party Services

The download directory and reference materials may link to app stores, project websites, or other external pages. The operators of those sites are responsible for their content, availability, update schedules, and privacy practices, all of which may change without notice to this site. Including a link does not endorse all third-party content.

After leaving this site, review the destination's license, fees, and data handling terms. The user and the relevant provider are responsible for handling subscription node availability, connection quality, account benefits, and disputes under their agreement. A client's ability to import a subscription format does not mean this site recommends the subscription source or service.

5. Protecting Configurations and Using Software Responsibly

Subscription URLs, access credentials, and configuration files may contain sensitive information. Keep them secure and avoid publicly sharing complete configurations, subscription links, or logs containing credentials. Before reporting an issue, remove identifying and authentication details while retaining the error type and steps needed to reproduce it.

Use software only as permitted by applicable laws, network policies, and service agreements. Using an open-source project does not exempt you from compliance obligations. Responsibility for consequences resulting from unauthorized configuration changes, exposed credentials, or use beyond the scope of authorization is determined under applicable law and relevant contracts.

6. Issue Handling and Applicability

If installation or connectivity issues occur, start with the Clash setup guide and troubleshoot in order: installation, import, mode selection, and connection checks. Stopping and restoring your original network settings is usually more helpful for identifying the cause than changing several parameters in succession.

This disclaimer may be revised as the services change. The version published on this page governs, and the month of the latest update is shown at the top. Any liability this site must bear under applicable law remains subject to that law. If a provision cannot be applied, the remaining provisions remain effective to the extent permitted by law.