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Open-source, auditable code · Officially signed distribution · No bundled software, no backdoors
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FIG.0 — How Clash Rule-Based Routing Works: One Config, Three Destinations, Fully Automated
DETAIL DRAWINGS · Feature Breakdown
Not just another one-click accelerator — every detail of how rules are written, how traffic is routed, and how protocols and nodes are chosen is transparent, controllable, and free.
FIG.1 / Rule Engine
Multi-dimensional rule matching based on domain suffix, GeoIP, IP-CIDR and more: sites inside mainland China go direct, overseas traffic goes through the proxy, ad domains are blocked outright — one config, fully automated.
FIG.2 / Protocol Compatibility
Import a single subscription link and every node becomes instantly usable — no need to install separate clients for different protocols.
FIG.3 / Cross-Platform
Native clients for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux, with interchangeable config files — switch devices without starting from scratch.
FIG.4 / Performance
A core engine written in Go, using multiplexing and zero-copy forwarding — memory usage stays low even under thousands of concurrent connections.
FIG.5 / TUN Mode
Takes over traffic directly at the network layer — games, CLI tools, and UWP apps are all covered, without relying on system proxy settings.
FIG.6 / DNS Security
Built-in Fake-IP and DoH / DoT encrypted resolution prevent DNS poisoning and hijacking at the source, so resolved results are always trustworthy.
BILL OF MATERIALS · Platform List
Supports downloads for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux — click any row to go to the download page and grab the matching installer.
From the geek community to everyday users, Clash has long been the de facto standard among open-source proxy tools.
Go to Download PageThe core and clients are kept actively updated, with security issues fixed first. Every release keeps improving — this is not a one-off project.
