Terms of Use
Last updated: July 2026
These terms apply when you access or use the Clash Config Guide website, including reading documentation, reviewing client information, and downloading software through links on the site. Please read these terms before using the content. If you do not agree, stop using the relevant materials. Third-party software and services may have separate terms that also apply.
1. Scope and purpose
This site provides information about Clash ecosystem clients for Ubuntu and other platforms, YAML configuration guidance, and networking references. The content is for learning, research, and configuration in lawful environments only. This is an independent information resource; it does not represent the developers of the open-source projects it covers, nor does mentioning project names, displaying icons, or linking to downloads imply any affiliation, endorsement, or authorization.
Documentation is based on publicly available information at the time of writing. Software interfaces, supported fields, and system requirements may change with upstream updates. Before following any instructions, check the current software documentation and your own environment. Example configurations are not complete solutions for every device.
2. Lawful use and user responsibilities
You must comply with the laws and regulations where you are located and in any region affected by your use, as well as the rules set by your device, network, and service providers. Do not use this site's content or related software for unlawful purposes, including unauthorized system access, data theft, distributing illegal content, violating others' rights, or disrupting network operations.
Obtain any required authorization before changing proxy, DNS, routing, or system service settings on networks managed by an employer, school, or someone else. Verify the source and permitted use of any subscription or server. Do not disclose another person's subscription URL, account details, or access credentials. You are responsible for the configurations and actions you choose.
3. Third-party software and services
The software featured on this site is provided by its respective open-source project or developer. Refer to upstream documentation for details about features, maintenance, licenses, and support. Download buttons and external links are provided to help you find resources; they do not guarantee third-party content, security, continued availability, or suitability for any particular purpose.
Software installation, app store downloads, and third-party services may be subject to additional terms, which you should review before use. This site does not provide proxy nodes or subscription services and is not involved in transactions between users and service providers. Any resulting fees, service issues, or support requests are governed by the relevant provider's terms.
4. Risks and limitations of liability
Configuring proxy ports, DNS, TUN virtual network interfaces, or system services may affect connectivity, name resolution, and app access. Back up your configuration, record your original network settings, and make sure you know how to restore them before making changes. Test changes before applying them in production. Do not run commands or overwrite system files unless you understand what they do.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site makes no guarantees about the continued availability of its documentation or software and accepts no liability for connection interruptions, lost configurations, data loss, or other damage arising from using or being unable to use the content. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited, or affects rights you have under applicable law.
5. Intellectual property and open-source licenses
Rights to each client, core, and its source code belong to their respective owners. Use, modification, and redistribution must comply with the open-source license accompanying the relevant version. This site's descriptions and links do not change the original license terms. Any obligations under licenses such as the GPL depend on the full license text and how the software is distributed.
Project names, trademarks, and icons are used to identify the products they refer to and do not imply ownership by this site. When quoting original tutorials from this site, credit the source and retain necessary context. Reproducing third-party content may require permission or compliance with its license.
6. Updates and further information
These terms may be revised as the site's content, software ecosystem, or applicable rules change. Updates will be posted on this page, and the month shown at the top will be updated. Revised terms apply to use from the date of publication. Where applicable law requires separate notice or consent, that process will be followed; updating this page does not replace it.
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