A maintained cross-platform client built on Mihomo. For macOS, make sure you choose the correct build for Apple Silicon or Intel.
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Maintenance · Chip support · Best forWhich Clash clients are available for macOS? This page compares Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, ClashX, and other options by maintenance status, core, and intended audience, with guidance for Apple chips and Intel devices.
A maintained cross-platform client built on Mihomo. For macOS, make sure you choose the correct build for Apple Silicon or Intel.
This classic client also had a macOS build and may help with legacy-version needs, but it should not be the default choice for a new Mac.
An archived Clash Meta desktop client that retains legacy profile and rule-based routing features.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces and setup workflows on desktop and Android.
Includes stable and preview Mihomo cores, with rule overrides, TUN, subscription management, and WebDAV backup.
A cross-platform Tauri client. Version v1.6.1 supports Clash Premium, Mihomo, and Clash Rust.
A discontinued macOS menu-bar client with extensive existing documentation, mainly useful for legacy profiles and established workflows.
A legacy enhanced edition of ClashX. Public distribution has ended, so it is mainly relevant to existing installations and historical reference.
A Mihomo-based macOS client whose current release explicitly includes Mihomo Core and TUN mode.
For a new device, compare Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, or Clash Party first. The ClashX family is mainly for legacy configurations and menu-bar workflows.
A maintained cross-platform client built on Mihomo. For macOS, make sure you choose the correct build for Apple Silicon or Intel.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces and setup workflows on desktop and Android.
Includes stable and preview Mihomo cores, with rule overrides, TUN, subscription management, and WebDAV backup.
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