Privacy Policy

This policy applies to page views, documentation, and download links on clash-speed.com. This is a static-content website with no account registration and no requirement to provide or store an email address. The sections below distinguish website visits, browser storage, and data handled by third-party clients.

1. What visit data is collected

When you view a page or request an installer, the servers and network infrastructure that deliver this site may process request information such as your IP address, request time, page path, response status, browser identifier, and referring page. This information is used to deliver content, detect unusual requests, troubleshoot access issues, and protect the service. Static pages can still generate access logs.

This site does not offer subscription uploads or configuration hosting, and does not ask you to submit proxy passwords, node details, or local configuration files. Visiting the site in a browser does not give us automatic access to client connection logs or other files on your device. Subscription URLs may contain access credentials; do not include them in this site's URL query parameters or in public feedback.

2. Website analytics and how they are used

We use website analytics to understand page views, referral categories, device types, and download platform selections. This helps us improve documentation, find broken links, and assess whether the content meets readers' needs. When you select a download platform, the page may record that selection as an event; this does not mean a file was downloaded or installed.

Analytics scripts may use page URLs, browser information, and visit identifiers to distinguish visits and sessions. Analytics do not include proxy traffic handled by a client. Pages remain accessible if your browser blocks an analytics script or it fails to load; enabling analytics is not required to read our guides.

3. Cookies and browser storage

Static pages do not require login cookies. Depending on the deployment configuration, analytics components may use cookies or similar identifiers to recognize repeat visits. Check your browser for details on whether data is stored, its name, and how long it lasts. A page tab may preserve your current selection in the URL fragment; this is URL state, not a cookie or local storage.

This site does not require subscription or node credentials to be saved in browser local storage. You can review or delete cookies and local storage, or restrict scripts, in your browser's site settings. Clearing this data may reset visit identifiers or preferences, but it will not remove client configurations installed on your device.

4. Third-party links and client data

Download pages may link to app stores, official client websites, or open-source project pages. Once you visit a third-party site, its operator may process visit data under its own policy; this policy does not replace their privacy notices. Before downloading, check the destination domain, client name, supported operating system, and release source. During installation, review the publisher information and permission requests shown by your system.

Clients, the mihomo core, and subscription services handle data in separate contexts. Requests made when importing subscriptions, updating configurations, or connecting through a proxy are handled by the software and services you use; they are not part of this site's page analytics. Review the relevant policies and documentation, and do not assume that trust in a download page extends to unknown subscription or node providers.

5. Policy updates and questions

If our data handling, analytics purposes, or browser storage mechanisms change, we will update the relevant terms and the date at the top of this page. Because this site does not create accounts or collect email addresses, policy changes will be announced here rather than through account messages or email. You can revisit this page before continuing to use the site.

For download, configuration, or access issues, first check the relevant information in the Help Center and Getting Started guides. When describing an issue, include only the system details and error messages needed to troubleshoot it, and redact subscription URLs, passwords, and other access credentials. You can clear browser data in your site settings.