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Terms of Use
Last updated: August 2026 · These terms apply to all pages on clash-surge.com
These terms set out the basic rules for accessing and using Surge Official (clash-surge.com). By browsing or using content on this site, you're deemed to have read and accepted the terms below. If you disagree with any part of them, please stop using the site.
1. Site Purpose and Nature of Content
This site is a download index and technical documentation hub for Clash-based open-source proxy clients, offering download links, setup guides, protocol explanations, and terminology references. All content here is for educational and technical reference only and does not constitute legal advice or guidance on any particular use.
We do not operate any proxy service, sell nodes, or provide subscription links. Configuration examples in our guides are for demonstration purposes only — server addresses, ports, and keys shown are placeholders and do not correspond to any real service.
2. Compliance Requirements
The boundaries of lawful proxy tool use are defined by local laws and regulations. Before using content on this site, make sure you understand and accept the following:
- Before downloading, installing, or using any proxy client, make sure you understand and comply with the laws and regulations in your jurisdiction and any applicable network service terms.
- Using the software and documentation provided here for unlawful purposes is prohibited, including but not limited to unauthorized network intrusion, distributing illegal content, or infringing on others' legal rights.
- Users are responsible for their own actions; any consequences arising from improper use are borne solely by the user.
3. Software Sources and Scope of Disclaimer
The clients listed on this site (Clash Plus, Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, Clash Nyanpasu, ClashX Meta, Clash for Windows, Surfboard, the Mihomo core, and others) are released by their respective open-source projects or app stores. We only provide indexing and distribution links — see the Download page for details.
- We make no express or implied warranties regarding the availability, stability, or security of any client listed here.
- We are not liable for any direct or indirect losses — including device malfunction, data loss, or service interruption — resulting from downloading, installing, or using the above software.
- Download links are updated as upstream releases change, but there may be a delay between what's shown here and the actual current version — always defer to each project's official release. Clients marked as no longer maintained are flagged with a badge on their pages and may contain unresolved issues; evaluate carefully before use.
4. Intellectual Property and Open Source Licensing
- Each client is licensed under its own open-source terms (such as GPL-3.0 or MIT). Any use, modification, or redistribution should comply with the applicable license.
- Client names, icons, and related branding belong to their respective project owners; we use them only to the extent necessary for introduction and indexing purposes.
- Original content on this site — including guides, terminology explanations, page copy, and layout — is copyrighted by us. Please credit the source when reposting.
5. Changes to These Terms
We may revise these terms as circumstances require. Revised terms take effect once published on this page with an updated "Last updated" date, without separate individual notice. Continuing to access or use the site after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised terms. We recommend checking this page periodically.
6. Questions and Feedback
For setup and usage questions, please check our documentation and protocol guide first; troubleshooting steps for common issues are organized by topic in our technical notes. We don't offer one-on-one technical support, publish a contact email, or respond privately through social media accounts.