Terms of use

Terms of Use

Please read the following terms about material use, user responsibilities, and open-source software limits before accessing, browsing, or using this site.

Last updated: August 2026

1. Scope and Acceptance of These Terms

These Terms of Use apply to access to and use of clashgood.com and its language directories, download guides, client selection resources, configuration tutorials, technical references, and troubleshooting content. The site primarily organizes publicly available information about the Clash ecosystem and provides Chinese-language technical resources for installation, client selection, and configuration issues.

By browsing pages, using site navigation, downloading files, or following tutorial instructions, visitors are deemed to have read and understood these terms. Anyone who disagrees with any provision should stop using the relevant pages and download links. The site may provide additional instructions for specific features; those instructions form part of this agreement, and where they differ, the latest feature-specific instructions take precedence.

2. Educational Reference and Compliant Use

The tutorials, parameter explanations, troubleshooting steps, and client comparisons provided by this site are for software learning, technical research, and general information only. They do not constitute legal, cybersecurity, procurement, or operations advice. Different operating systems, client versions, network environments, and configuration sources may produce different results, so users should make independent decisions based on their actual circumstances.

Users must comply with applicable laws and regulations, network service agreements, organizational policies, and software license requirements in their location. They must not use materials, downloaded files, or related software from this site for illegal activities or to infringe another person’s privacy, data, system security, intellectual property, or other lawful rights. When using organization-owned devices, campus networks, business networks, or systems managed by others, users must obtain appropriate authorization first and follow the security rules set by the administrator.

Configuration files, subscription URLs, and access credentials may contain sensitive information. Users are responsible for managing their sources, storage locations, and access permissions, and should not expose personal credentials on public pages, in screenshots, or in logs. This site does not endorse or guarantee third-party configuration sources; confirm their origin and your authorization to use them before importing anything.

3. Downloaded Files and Liability Limits

The clients and cores shown on this site are provided by the respective open-source projects, software developers, or app stores. Version, platform, architecture, and system requirement information on these pages is intended to support selection and may change as upstream releases, maintenance status, or platform policies change. Before downloading, users should verify their operating system version, processor architecture, package type, and the project’s current maintenance status.

Users independently decide whether to install or upgrade software, modify configurations, switch system proxy modes, or change network settings, and accept the associated risks. Back up important configurations and business data before making changes, and avoid testing directly in production environments where rollback is not possible. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for connection problems, lost configurations, data loss, service interruptions, or any other direct or indirect losses caused by software incompatibility, configuration errors, upstream changes, third-party service outages, device failures, or improper operation.

The site makes reasonable efforts to maintain its pages and links, but does not guarantee that any client, core, tutorial, or download link will remain available, or that the materials will be completely accurate on every device and network. If you encounter installation or configuration issues, first consult Troubleshooting, then follow the order in the Getting Started guide to check configuration loading, the operating mode, and the system proxy status.

4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses

The names, marks, source code, program files, and project documentation of Clash, mihomo, and related clients belong to their respective rights holders and are governed by the applicable open-source licenses, platform rules, or other license documents. This site’s organization and presentation of these projects does not grant any trademark or copyright rights, nor any authorization beyond the scope of the original licenses.

When copying, modifying, distributing, or deploying open-source software, users must follow the licenses and copyright notices accompanying the project and fulfill any applicable obligations, such as retaining notices, publishing modifications, or providing source code. Different clients may be subject to different licenses even when they use similar configuration systems; the license terms of one project should not be applied directly to another.

The page structure, Chinese explanations, and content organization written by this site are protected under applicable law. Necessary excerpts may be quoted for personal study, provided that their original meaning is preserved and the source is credited. Without permission, users must not mass-copy, mirror, or repackage this site’s content into download pages that could easily confuse visitors about its source.

5. Term Updates and Content Feedback

The site may revise these terms in response to changes in page features, upstream project status, legal requirements, or operating practices. Revised content will be published on this page, and the last-updated month shown at the top will be adjusted accordingly. Unless otherwise required by law, the new terms apply to subsequent access and use from the date of publication; important changes will be highlighted in an appropriate location on the site.

Users should review this page regularly to stay informed about the terms currently in effect. Continued use of the site after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised content. If you have questions about download steps, configuration instructions, or page information, consult the Troubleshooting page for common issues or follow the Getting Started guide to review the process; this Terms of Use page does not collect contact details or handle maintenance requests for individual software projects.