1. About This Site and Its Scope
Clash Release Hub (clash00.com) is a guide and download directory for Clash. It covers clients in the Clash ecosystem, configuration methods related to the mihomo core, and troubleshooting resources. The information here is intended to help users understand installation steps, menu settings, and rule syntax. It does not guarantee results in any particular network environment or that a connection will work.
The clients featured on this site are maintained by their respective projects. Our name and download directory do not mean that we developed every listed application or alter the copyright, license, or maintenance responsibilities of those projects. Software use is governed by the license distributed with each project. Subscriptions and other third-party services are subject to the provider’s terms.
2. Software and Configuration Risks
Choose software based on your device architecture, operating system, and intended use. You are responsible for deciding whether installation, upgrades, and configuration changes are appropriate. Proxy settings, DNS settings, TUN mode, and service installation can change how your device handles network traffic, potentially causing dropped connections, app access issues, routing conflicts, or overwritten settings. Back up your existing configuration first and make sure you can restore your original network settings.
Before granting administrator access, installing background services, or enabling VPN permissions, read the system prompts and understand what you are authorizing. Subscription URLs and configuration files may contain access credentials and should not be shared publicly. Before sending logs to others, remove subscription links, authentication details, and other sensitive information. Carefully assess the data and connectivity risks of using unfamiliar configurations or third-party nodes.
Follow the laws that apply where you live, your network’s rules, and the relevant service terms. To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for indirect losses resulting from users’ installation choices, configuration changes, service selections, or failure to keep backups. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes or limits liability where applicable law prohibits doing so.
3. Tutorial Accuracy and Version Differences
Our tutorials reflect the versions available when they were written or last revised. Client interfaces, menu labels, default ports, permission requests, and configuration fields may change between releases. The steps to access the same feature may also vary by operating system. Screenshots and code snippets illustrate the underlying workflow and are not complete configurations guaranteed to work with every version.
Before following a tutorial, check your client, core type, and system environment. If a menu is missing, a configuration produces an error, or the behavior differs from the instructions, stop making changes, consult the documentation for your version, and use logs to investigate. We work to correct known issues, but cannot guarantee that all content is complete or always up to date, or that examples will produce the same results on every network.
4. External Links and Third-Party Services
This site may link to project websites, app stores, source code repositories, and other resources. The operators of those external pages control their content, download availability, pricing, privacy policies, and service status, all of which may change before this site is updated. Links are provided for convenience and do not guarantee the quality of third-party content or services.
After leaving this site, verify the destination URL and software release information, and review the service’s license, privacy policy, and transaction terms. Decisions about creating an account, buying a subscription, or making a payment are yours. Resolve any issues with a purchase or service according to your agreement with the provider. If a link is broken or redirects unexpectedly, stop and do not submit personal information.
5. Support and Applicability
For initial setup, see the quickstart guide. For connection, DNS, or system proxy issues, follow the troubleshooting guide step by step. When reporting a problem, include the client name, system environment, steps taken, and a redacted error message. A single failed connection does not, by itself, indicate the status of the software or service.
We may revise this disclaimer as our content and services change. The revision date appears at the top of the page. Please read it alongside our Terms of Use when using materials from this site. If any part conflicts with mandatory applicable law, that law prevails; the rest remains in effect to the extent permitted.