about
About This Site: Scope, Ecosystem Background & Maintenance Principles
Clash Chinese Hub (clasht.com) is a reference site for Clash users, focused on three areas: download links for clients across all platforms, setup guides covering everything from importing a subscription to verifying a connection, and troubleshooting resources organized by category. The site consists of multilingual static pages, has no account system, and does not collect form submissions.
Clients and the mihomo core organized by platform - Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux - with version numbers and maintenance status noted.
Step-by-step walkthroughs for importing a subscription, choosing a proxy mode, and verifying a connection, alongside explanations of key terms and parameters.
Diagnostic steps and fixes for common issues such as crashes on launch, port conflicts, and DNS leaks.
ecosystem
The Clash Open-Source Ecosystem: How the Original Core, Meta, and mihomo Relate
Clash began as an open-source proxy core built around rule-based traffic routing. After public maintenance of the original core stopped, the community fork Clash Meta continued development and expanded protocol and rule support; that fork was later renamed mihomo, which is the core now used by most mainstream clients. Clients featured on this site - including Clash Plus, Clash Verge Rev, and FlClash - are all graphical front-ends built around this core, and their configuration file formats are mutually compatible.
| Name | Nature | Current Status |
|---|---|---|
| Clash (original core) | The first implementation of the rule-based routing core | Public maintenance discontinued |
| Clash Meta | Community fork that expanded protocol and rule types | Renamed to mihomo |
| mihomo | Current name of the Meta fork; core used by mainstream clients | Actively maintained |
principles
Content Maintenance Principles
Verified Download Channels
Download links point to each client's official release channel or app store listing, checked at the time of inclusion; clients no longer maintained are clearly labeled and kept for reference only.
Hands-On Tested Guides
Setup steps are written after being carried out on the relevant platform, and pages are updated whenever interface elements or field behavior change across versions, so descriptions stay consistent with the actual client.
If a link no longer works or a step doesn't match the current version, check the relevant entry in FAQ first, or re-verify the sequence of steps against the Quick Start page. This site does not maintain a team page or contact page.
disclaimer
Usage Notes
Compliant Use
Clash and its related clients are general-purpose networking tools; this site only provides download links and technical documentation. Use them in compliance with the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction, and take responsibility for how you use them. This site has no affiliation with any client's development team and does not provide any subscription or node service.