Frequently Asked Questions
What problems can be solved after using Clash for Windows?
Using Clash for Windows proxy, select its unreachable node, and you can access Github, Google, YouTube, ChatGPT, etc., which are not easy to access in mainland China.
At the same time, it is very helpful for enterprises or websites doing foreign trade business, and can smoothly carry out external connection business.
What airports (subscription agents) are suitable for Clash for Windows?
In short, any airport that meets the standards such as Shadowsocks(R), VMess, Trojan, Snell, Socks5, HTTP(S), Wireguard, etc. is suitable for Clash for Windows.
Does Clash for Windows still work? What about the discontinuation?
Clash for Windows was discontinued in 2023. Existing installers still run, but there will be no more security updates. Subscription URLs are universal across Clash-family clients—you can follow the migration guide to move to the maintained Clash Light; check the troubleshooting FAQs for issues before migrating.
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