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This site is not operated by the Clash Verge Rev maintainers and has no agency or authorization relationship with project contributors. Project source code, releases, privacy policy and maintenance records should be checked against the GitHub repository and current project documentation.

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This site is compiled from public repositories, documentation, release notes and other project materials. Because Clash Verge Rev and Mihomo evolve continuously, page content can lag behind a particular release or development branch. Common examples include:

• version numbers, package names, supported platforms or system requirements changing;
• Clash/Mihomo configuration fields, routing syntax, extension behavior or client settings changing;
• directory layouts, development commands, APIs or implementation details changing on the source branch;
• third-party documentation, links or services changing after a page is published.

The material on this site is therefore informational and does not guarantee compatibility, availability, network results or support for a particular version. For version-sensitive actions, compare the page with the relevant Release notes, repository source and current project documentation.

• No repackaging: this site does not modify, recompile or add components to Clash Verge Rev release files.
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Proxy, routing and network-management software can be subject to different rules depending on jurisdiction, service provider, workplace, school or organizational network. Before installing or configuring Clash Verge, determine which laws, service terms and internal policies apply to your situation.

• do not use the software for unauthorized access, attacks, data theft, malicious traffic forwarding or other unlawful activity;
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• network unavailability, connection problems or leftover system settings caused by misconfiguration;
• data loss, configs being overwritten, or backups failing to restore;
• security or stability problems caused by modified, unknown or incompatible installation files;
• third-party service interruptions, account problems or financial loss;
• compliance risks arising from how it is used, and the consequences that follow.

Before changing system proxy, TUN, DNS, routing rules or application data, keep a recoverable configuration backup and test the change in an environment you can restore.

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This disclaimer may change when this site's content, the Clash Verge Rev project, third-party services or relevant legal requirements change. The effective and last-updated dates identify the current version of this page; revised text applies to future visits after publication.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

Client defects, compatibility issues and project behavior should be reported through the Clash Verge Rev repository. This site's explanatory content does not replace project support, and public reports should never include unredacted subscription URLs, proxy credentials, WebDAV secrets or sensitive logs.