Privacy Policy

Last updated: June 2026

This policy applies to the documentation pages, site navigation, and download links on clash26.com. Clash Docs Center provides client selection guides, tutorials, and configuration reference materials. The sections below explain how data is handled when you visit this site. Third-party clients, subscription services, and app stores are governed by their providers’ own policies.

1. Visit Data and Collection

This is a static documentation site. It does not offer account registration or email signup forms. You can read tutorials, look up configuration fields, and open download pages without providing your name, phone number, email address, or subscription details. The site does not ask you to upload config.yaml or provide proxy credentials or client connection logs.

When your browser requests a page, the web server may receive technical information such as your IP address, request time, page path, response status, browser type, and referring page. This information helps deliver pages, diagnose errors, and investigate unusual requests. A static site may still generate network logs when you visit it.

2. Analytics and How They’re Used

We use analytics to understand page readership, referral sources, and navigation patterns. Analytics may record page URLs, device or browser categories, and events such as switching the download platform. This helps us identify tutorials that need more detail, links that may be confusing, and loading or compatibility issues.

A platform-switch event only shows that a visitor selected a platform. It does not mean an installation succeeded, a client connected, or a proxy service is available. Analytics are not used to read local configuration files, subscription nodes, proxy traffic, or activity in other apps. Do not put subscription URLs or passwords in page URLs on this site; they could be included in request logs or analytics records.

3. Cookies and Browser Storage

Analytics tools may use cookies or similar browser identifiers to link visits within a session. Whether anything is stored depends on your browser settings, analytics configuration, and blocking rules. Pages may also use language paths and section anchors in the URL to preserve your reading position; this URL information is not a cookie.

This site does not require subscription credentials or configuration data to be saved in local storage. You can review and clear this site’s cookies, cache, and local storage—or restrict storage—in your browser’s site settings. After clearing them, some preferences may return to their defaults and analytics identifiers may reset; the static documentation remains available. Browser privacy settings do not automatically delete records already held by the server.

4. Third-Party Links and Downloads

Download links may lead to app stores, software websites, or file distribution services. When you open a link or request a file, those services may receive your IP address, request details, and referrer information permitted by your browser, and handle them under their own policies. A download routed through this site does not make the third-party file service subject to this policy.

Before downloading, check the destination domain, client name, operating system, and processor architecture. Review system permission prompts during installation. Subscription updates, DNS requests, and proxy connections within a client are part of the software’s operation, not analytics for this site’s documentation pages. Refer to each third-party service’s published policy for details on data retention, accounts, and permissions.

5. Policy Updates and Where to Find Them

If our data practices or page features change, we’ll update this page and revise the month shown at the top. Refer to the current published version. This site has no account registration or email subscription, so policy updates are not sent individually by account notification or email.

For help troubleshooting subscription imports, mode selection, or connection checks, see Quick Start. For configuration fields and structure, see Configuration Reference. Before sharing materials with a software or service provider, remove subscription links, passwords, and other personal information from screenshots and text.