Privacy Policy

1. Website scope and information you submit

Clash Guide provides client download links, setup tutorials and troubleshooting resources, primarily as static pages. The site has no account registration, does not ask for your email address and offers no online account space for storing personal subscriptions, nodes or configuration files. You don’t need to submit proxy service credentials to read the tutorials.

Configuration examples in the tutorials explain how to use the software; they are not forms for uploading configurations. Don’t include subscription URLs, access tokens, passwords or screenshots containing them in page URLs or external feedback channels. This website does not handle your device’s network traffic. Connection logs and proxy service data generated after installing a client are outside the scope of this website’s data processing.

2. Access logs and analytics

When you view a page or download a file, the infrastructure hosting this site may process your IP address, request time, page path, response status and browser request details to deliver content, troubleshoot errors and protect the service. These technical logs are unrelated to whether you have an account.

This site uses analytics to understand page views, referral categories, device types and commonly used entry points. Download pages also record the platform category you actively select. Analytics help improve documentation, identify broken links and assess page usability; they aren’t used to infer your personal proxy usage. Referral information may vary with your browser settings. Avoid using links containing sensitive parameters to access this site.

We don’t use analytics results to identify visitors by their real-world identity. Analytics may still involve visitor identifiers and network information, so a static website should not be assumed to leave no access records.

3. Cookies and local storage

Analytics tools may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits from repeat visits. Their behavior depends on the analytics settings in use and your browser’s restrictions. Page features may also use browser storage to remember display preferences. Don’t store sensitive information such as subscription URLs or node passwords in these preferences.

Use your browser’s site settings to view and delete this site’s cookies and local storage, or prevent future storage. After clearing them, saved preferences may return to their defaults, and analytics may identify visits differently. Blocking analytics scripts usually won’t affect the main content, but blocking all scripts can affect navigation, tab switching and download information updates. Clearing browser data does not also delete server records already created.

4. Download requests and third-party links

Download pages may request a current client list to update installer links. When you click a download, the file request is handled by the relevant delivery service. Even when a URL appears to be on this site, delivery may involve upstream infrastructure and may be handled differently from browsing static pages.

Pages may also link to client websites, app stores or project resources. Once you visit a third-party page, its own privacy policy and rules apply. Third parties may receive the network information needed to handle your request, along with referral information your browser allows them to receive.

Before downloading, check the destination domain, project name, operating system and processor architecture. During installation, review the publisher information and permission requests shown by your system. This site provides links to resources but makes no commitments on behalf of third parties about accounts, payments, subscriptions or client behavior.

5. Policy updates and guidance

If changes to analytics settings, file delivery or page features affect data processing, this policy will be updated at this URL and the last-updated month at the top of the page will change. Refer to the current version here. Because this site does not collect registration email addresses, policy updates are not sent individually by email.

To work out whether an issue comes from the website or a client, start with the Getting Started Guide, then check the Troubleshooting Guide for your symptoms. If you contact a project through its official support channels, share only the steps to reproduce the issue, your operating system and a brief error summary. Remove personal addresses, subscription links and credentials first. Contact the relevant service through its published channels about third-party account or data handling issues.