Disclaimer

Last updated: March 2026

This disclaimer applies to the pages, guides, and download directory provided by the Clash Verge Rev Official Site (clashluna.com). Before visiting a page, downloading software, or applying a configuration, understand what the relevant features do and their limitations. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes liability that applicable law does not allow to be excluded or limited.

1. Site purpose and scope

This site is a Clash resource offering Clash Verge Rev guides and download links, with information on the Mihomo core, subscription imports, TUN mode, and local overrides. The download center also lists clients for different platforms to help you choose based on your operating system and needs. A listing does not guarantee a product’s features, suitability, or ongoing maintenance.

Software information and configuration examples on this site are for technical reference only and do not constitute a promise of network service. Clients, proxy cores, subscription providers, and destination websites each serve different purposes. Downloading and installing a client does not provide a subscription, proxy nodes, or a continuously available network connection.

2. Software and configuration risks

Before installing, updating, or using software, check that your operating system version, processor architecture, device permissions, and network environment meet its requirements. System proxy, virtual network adapter, DNS, routing, and firewall settings may affect other applications. TUN mode and service installation may also require administrator privileges. Grant permissions only when you understand why they are needed.

Back up your subscriptions, local overrides, and important settings before making changes, and make sure you know how to restore your network. Configuration errors, software defects, system conflicts, or third-party service outages may interrupt connections, cause DNS resolution failures, make applications unavailable, or disrupt data transmission. Assess the risks for your own environment. To the extent permitted by law, this site makes no commitment to compensate for resulting indirect losses.

For work, remote administration, or other critical operations, test changes in a recoverable environment first rather than replacing your existing network configuration outright. If something goes wrong, undo your latest changes and then use the logs to identify the cause.

3. Guide accuracy and version differences

Guides reflect the versions available when they were written or last updated. Software updates may change interface labels, menu locations, default ports, configuration fields, and permission requirements. Steps may also vary between operating systems. Examples on this site explain configuration concepts; they are not a substitute for checking the active configuration and actual logs.

We update content as part of our maintenance schedule, but cannot guarantee that every page stays in sync with every upstream release. If the interface differs, follow the prompts in your current client and consult the documentation for your version; do not repeatedly run commands that no longer apply. For basic setup, see the Getting Started guide; for merging and overrides, see Advanced Usage.

5. User responsibilities and applicability

You are responsible for complying with applicable local laws, network rules, and service terms, and for using the software only on devices and networks you are authorized to access. Technical guides do not determine whether a particular use is lawful, compliant, or feasible, and should not be taken as advice to bypass security controls.

This disclaimer may be revised as the site’s content and services change. The updated date will be shown on this page. If any provision conflicts with mandatory applicable law, the law takes precedence and the remaining provisions continue to apply. If you need help with a procedure, check the steps in the guide first. When troubleshooting, avoid sharing logs that contain subscription links, account details, or credentials.