About This Site

Last updated: July 24, 2026 · Posted by: Site Staff · Category: Site Info

Clash ZH Community is a resource site maintained by proxy tool users: it collects download links for Clash-ecosystem clients across platforms and explains, step by step, how to import subscriptions, route traffic with rules, and troubleshoot problems. This site does not develop any client; all content comes from public sources and hands-on testing on real systems.

What This Site Does

Day-to-day maintenance covers two things. First, download links: mainstream clients organized by platform — Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux — with recommended order and maintenance status noted, and every link pointing to an official release channel. Second, documentation: from importing a subscription for the first time to advanced settings like proxy groups, rule sets, and DNS, every guide is written to a "follow along and it works" standard — newcomers can get started from scratch, and returning users can look up parameters.

The Clash Open-Source Ecosystem

The original Clash core was archived and stopped receiving updates in 2023. The community continued development under the name Clash Meta, and in 2024 the project was officially renamed mihomo, now the active core behind most mainstream clients. Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, ClashX Meta, and our top pick Clash Plus are mostly built on mihomo; on Android, Clash Meta for Android is the official graphical interface paired with the core. The core handles protocol parsing, rule matching, and traffic forwarding, while clients handle the interface and system proxy settings — understanding this split helps you pinpoint the cause faster when troubleshooting.

How Content Is Maintained

Content on this site follows three principles:

• Download links are checked one by one against official release channels; once a client is no longer maintained, it is marked as archived and removed from recommendations.
• Guides and troubleshooting articles are verified step by step on real systems, and revised promptly when interfaces or steps change between versions.
• Core and client version numbers track upstream releases; pages show their update dates, and outdated content is rewritten or taken offline.

Disclaimer

Content on this site is for learning and researching network technology only. Clash and mihomo are open-source network proxy software; please use them in compliance with the laws and regulations of your location. You are responsible for your own usage and its consequences. This site is not affiliated with any client development team, and all software names and trademarks mentioned belong to their respective project authors.