Last updated: August 2026
Terms of Use
These terms apply to client information, download links, and Chinese-language configuration documentation provided by clash60.com. Read them before downloading software, citing content, or changing configurations. All actions must comply with applicable laws, software licenses, and your actual network environment; information on this site does not replace those requirements.
1. Purpose and Scope
This site curates information about clients in the Clash ecosystem and network configuration. Content is for learning, technical research, and informational purposes only. Parameters, rules, and commands in tutorials explain configuration methods; they do not guarantee suitability for any particular network environment or imply authorization from any third-party service.
Clients, proxy cores, subscription services, and destination websites are separate components. Download links and information provided here do not include proxy nodes, accounts, or network access services. When visiting third-party sites or using third-party software, you must also read and follow their respective terms.
2. Legal and Responsible Use
You must comply with the laws and regulations applicable in your jurisdiction and circumstances, and confirm that you have the necessary permissions to access networks and manage devices. Do not use this site's materials or related software for unlawful purposes, including unauthorized system access, data theft, privacy violations, distribution of illegal content, or disruption of normal network operations.
Before using software on workplace, school, or public networks, or on managed devices, obtain the necessary authorization and follow applicable network policies. A software feature does not itself grant permission to use it. Rule-based routing, local network sharing, and traffic interception must be configured only with proper authorization.
3. Configuration and Data Protection
Before following a tutorial, back up your existing configuration and learn how to restore your system proxy, DNS, routing, and firewall settings. Adapt example settings to your client, core capabilities, and system permissions; do not overwrite an active configuration wholesale. Test first in a recoverable environment when using devices for critical work.
Subscription URLs, configuration files, and runtime logs may contain access credentials, device details, or browsing records. Keep them secure and remove sensitive information before sharing diagnostic materials. Do not post complete subscription links publicly or grant control permissions to unknown dashboards or configuration tools.
4. Software Sources and Disclaimers
The relevant software is provided by its respective open-source project or publisher. Refer to each project's documentation for features, licenses, maintenance status, and supported systems. Information on this site may become outdated as software or systems change; we do not guarantee that every download link, configuration example, or instruction will always work.
To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for losses caused by software availability, connection performance, data loss, configuration conflicts, network outages, or changes to third-party services. Assess risks based on your circumstances and keep backups. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that applicable law does not allow to be excluded or limited.
5. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses
The names, logos, source code, and copyrights of projects in the Clash ecosystem belong to their respective rights holders. Descriptions and links on this site do not alter ownership, imply that this site is authorized to operate any project, or indicate an affiliation with one.
When using, modifying, or redistributing open-source software, follow the specific licenses for that software and its components, retain applicable copyright and license notices, and meet all related obligations. Credit this site when quoting its tutorials. Use of third-party images, documents, and code snippets remains subject to their owners' permissions and applicable law.
6. Changes to These Terms and Feedback
These terms may be revised to reflect changes in site content, the software ecosystem, or legal requirements. Updates and the month of revision will be posted on this page. Revised terms apply to relevant actions taken after publication and do not retroactively change rights or obligations already established by law. Review this page before taking important action.
For installation, subscription import, or connection issues, check Troubleshooting and Getting Started, then work through the steps that match your symptoms. When reporting a technical issue, share only the information needed and remove sensitive details. Refer to the relevant project's public documentation for software bugs and licensing.