100K nodes, 2M rules: Profiles with 100,000 nodes and 2,000,000 rules open, connect and scroll smoothly, route by rule as soon as you connect, and use far less memory. Network: Connections hold steadier through brief network drops; auto-select groups with thousands of nodes use less data for background tests. Latency: Each node shows one latency, and your manual tests are kept per profile. Home: A new Compact layout, and Customize Home arranges cards and layout; the start button follows your accent color. Updates: Updating Rules or a single proxy provider shows its result within half a minute; Update says whether it updated, is up to date, or why it failed. Nodes: Nodes from proxy providers have details too. Messages: Shorter messages that say what happened and what to do next.

Feedback: After you copy, update, export or delete, the top of the screen shows the result; Up to Date when nothing changed, and failures say why, with Try Again. Undo: Deleting a node, script, rule scheme or proxy chain no longer asks first, and can be undone for 10 seconds. External Controller: Choose Local Network in Client Settings > External Controller to check and control this device from Terminal with clash-cli, built into Clash for Mac. Encrypted, and off by default. Configuration Center: Open a configuration to change any setting, applied right away; edits survive leaving the app; configurations, rule schemes and scripts can be renamed. Updates: Rule sets and nodes update on schedule even when Clash isn't open, and a manual update applies at once. Network: Better Wi-Fi and cellular switching and IPv6 recovery, with a fix for occasional certificate errors in some apps. LAN Proxy Share: Devices on your Personal Hotspot can use it while you're on cellular only, and changes apply immediately. Activity: Connections and requests show time, rule and route on separate lines; requests can be paused; speeds show in Mbps or MB/s. Compatibility: Core updated to mihomo v1.19.32, with fixes for frozen pages on iOS 16 and 17 and a crash with duplicate node names.

Network: Better recovery after disconnections and Wi-Fi or cellular changes, with faster switching when a route is unavailable. Profiles: Add profiles by pasting a link, scanning a code or importing a file, with support for larger profile files. Configuration Center: Nodes and rules are organized by source, with data usage, expiry dates and pull to refresh. Proxies: Fixed lost pinned node selections and improved group latency tests, node search and importing shared links. Rules: Fixed some rule sets not taking effect and added rule counts. Activity: Smoother connection lists, with request history available after disconnecting. Editing: Keep your changes and editing position when switching between apps. Battery: Less log processing and fewer unnecessary retries, with more accurate widget speed readings. Compatibility: Fixed pages freezing on iOS 16 and 17, paste issues and on-demand connection switches.

Core: the first Apple client on the mihomo 1.19.31 core. Network stack: MIPS supported, choose mips as the IP stack. Slimmer: size down from 173 MB to about 78 MB, a 55% reduction. Smoother: stays connected when switching between Wi‑Fi and cellular.

• Ready for iOS 27. • Proxies: see each group's latency; long-press to edit a node. • Rule Library: edit, reorder, and pick a policy in place. Saved rules take effect at once. • Override Scripts: update with one tap. Changes apply immediately. • Storage: clean up item by item. No duplicate data.

Profile Center • Use a configuration file as it is when adding it, and switch "Use Original Configuration" on the profile page any time. • Every profile can carry its own rules. • Policy groups can pick nodes directly. • Give a policy group an icon address and its icon shows in the editor and on the Proxies page. Also • Global mode lets you pick a node from any group. • Network settings follow the profile by default, nothing to pick by hand.

• New Profile Center: build a profile from your own nodes and rules, each kept in its own library. • A simpler Home: the Override tab is gone — overrides, scripts and a profile's own settings now live on the profile's page in the Profile Center. • Fixed the tunnel failing to start on some networks: IPv4-only, IPv6-only and dual-stack networks all connect now. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

• Adds IP Stack settings with IPv4 and IPv6 address selection modes and automatic IPv6 tunnel configuration. • Improves connectivity when switching between Wi-Fi and cellular networks. • Backs up configurations to iCloud for restoration on your other devices, including Apple TV. • Adds Traditional Chinese (Taiwan). • Brings connections, requests, and logs together in Activity, with quicker switching and log entries you can copy. • Updates external resources together and shows their latest status and item counts. • Improves LAN sharing controls, port-conflict guidance, and terminal commands with authentication. • Opens large configurations faster and saves DNS and app-wide settings more smoothly.

• Adding or switching a profile takes effect at once, without waiting for its rule sets to download. • Edit Source is full screen: a row of keys above the keyboard (indent, symbols, undo, find), line numbers you can turn on, pinch to change the type size, and wrapping you can turn off. • Home Screen widget: status, a one-tap switch and the mode, or a proxy group or network stats of your choice; three sizes. • Tunnel settings gain Hide VPN Icon and HomeKit Compatibility, each taking effect on the next connection. • Proxies page: nodes in no group sit in one "Ungrouped" row that opens while you search; a pinned group can be released, with a reason shown if it cannot; the toolbar buttons are evenly spaced. • Fixed connecting with no network while Include All Networks is on. • Each rule set on the Rules page shows how many entries it has. • Duplicate Profile returns to the list with the copy right under the original, and no longer freezes on large profiles. • Fixed the app freezing when Edit Source was tapped; large profiles open and type much faster. • Fixed the Active Rules row on the Rules page showing two chevrons.

• Better battery life: less power while connected, and fewer wake-ups after you lock your phone. • Shortcuts: Start, Stop and Toggle Clash now run in the background without opening the app, and tell you the result. New action: Get Clash VPN Status. • Fixed some subscriptions showing no nodes after import; one faulty node no longer affects the others. • Fixed a duplicate profile appearing when a configuration was added from another app. • The Logs page remembers your level filter. • Fixed slow startup and high memory use with some profiles.

• A new configuration can start from a link, a file, or a blank profile; iPhone and iPad switch between them at the top of the page. • Override scripts can be imported from a URL, and a save that fails says exactly why. • Automatic configuration updates run on any network, including cellular and Low Data Mode. • The proxy group Icons switch takes effect immediately; an icon that cannot load no longer shows a grey square. • Pasting node links: duplicates are merged, one unreadable link no longer discards the rest, and the import reports each result. • Every editor asks before leaving when there are unsaved changes. • Home cards show the specific reason for a failure. • Fixes for saving DNS settings, page navigation, and several stutters.