Terms of Use
Last updated: February 2026
These terms apply when you visit clash84.com, read its guides, or use its download links. Please read them before proceeding. If you disagree, stop using the relevant services. These terms do not replace third-party software license agreements or limit rights granted to users by applicable law.
1. About This Site and Its Scope
Clash for Mac provides client information, download links, and installation and configuration guides for educational, research, and technical reference purposes only. This site is not an internet access provider. Listing a client or linking to a download does not make this site the project’s developer, authorized representative, or subscription provider.
Guides are written for common system environments and do not guarantee suitability for any particular device, network, or use case. Client interfaces, system permissions, and configuration fields may change with updates. Check the current software documentation before making changes, and do not treat example configurations as production-ready solutions.
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 activities, as well as the rules set by your network provider, employer, or school. Do not use this site or related software for illegal activities, including unauthorized system access, data theft, distributing unlawful content, or disrupting network operations.
Before enabling a system proxy, TUN mode, or LAN access, make sure you have the necessary permissions for the device and network. Keep subscription URLs, access credentials, and configuration details secure. Do not publicly share logs containing sensitive information. You are responsible for assessing the legitimacy of configuration sources and target services; educational use does not exempt you from legal responsibility.
3. Third-Party Software and Disclaimers
The software referenced here is provided by its respective open-source project or publisher. Refer to the project documentation for features, maintenance status, and license terms. This site does not guarantee that download links will remain available, that software will work with every system, that connections will stay available, or that configurations will meet your expectations. External websites, app stores, and subscription services are operated by their respective providers.
Back up your existing configuration and note how to restore it before installing software, upgrading, or changing network settings. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site is not liable for network outages, data loss, or other losses caused by third-party software defects, service interruptions, configuration errors, or user actions. This disclaimer does not affect liability that cannot be excluded or limited by law.
4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
The names, marks, code, and documentation for Clash, mihomo, and related clients belong to their respective rights holders. Project names are used here to identify the software and explain its use; this does not imply that the rights holders approve of or endorse this site. Use, modification, and redistribution of open-source projects are subject to their respective licenses.
Open source does not mean copyright-free. Before redistributing software or modified versions, check the applicable licenses for requirements covering copyright notices, license texts, and source code availability. When quoting original guides from this site, credit the source. Do not remove or alter key conditions and present the result as an official project commitment.
5. Terms Updates and Feedback
We may revise these terms to reflect changes to site content or services, or to meet legal requirements. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the date at the top will be updated. The revised terms apply to use from the date they are published and do not retroactively change the legal status of prior conduct. Any matter that requires separate notice or consent under applicable law will be handled accordingly.
If you have questions about installation steps or settings, start with the setup guide and the FAQs in the installation guide, checking each step against your system environment. These pages are a starting point for troubleshooting usage issues; they are not a substitute for project license terms or professional legal advice.