About Clash for Mac
Download links, ecosystem background, and editorial policy.
About This Site
Clash for Mac is an independent resource for using Clash, with guides in multiple languages and links to verified downloads. It focuses on installing Clash on Mac, importing subscriptions, system proxy settings, and TUN mode, and also covers other platforms. This site is not affiliated with client developers and does not provide proxy nodes or subscription services. Before choosing an installer, check your operating system and chip type on the downloads page.
How Clash and mihomo Are Related
The original Clash is an open-source rule-based proxy core that handles network connections according to configuration. Clash Meta extended this ecosystem with additional protocols and features; its successor project uses the name mihomo. The core processes traffic, while graphical clients manage configuration and integrate with the operating system. Similar client names do not necessarily indicate the same core version, features, or maintenance status.
Download and Guide Maintenance
Download links are maintained by checking project release sources, platforms, and architectures. Version details follow the publishers’ records, and unmaintained projects are clearly marked. Guides are based on reproducible steps and note differences between operating system versions and clients; interface illustrations are not presented as test results. If an update fails, start with the FAQs. If the steps don’t match your setup, check the getting started guide for your client.
Responsible Use
This site provides information for learning installation and configuration and for lawful network administration; it does not guarantee the availability of any network service. Follow the laws and network policies where you live, along with applicable terms of service. Before granting permissions to an authorized support service or enabling TUN mode, understand what those permissions are used for. Subscription URLs may contain access credentials; do not share them publicly. For changes to third-party software or services, refer to their respective release notes.