Prefer the project's official repository, release page, or app-store listing. Verify the project name, maintenance status, version, and system architecture. For this site's backups, also check file size, SHA256, and source attribution. Choose an installer from a verifiable release entry, then confirm the version actually running in the About page or logs.
How to verify the download page, filename, and maintenance status
A trustworthy download should trace back to the project repository, Release, or app store, with the version, filename, and system architecture aligned.
- Does the download link come from the project repository, Release page, or app store?
- Does the filename match the system architecture, such as x64, arm64, or aarch64?(See Client details)
- Does the project state whether it is maintained or discontinued?
Find the installer for your architecture on the official release page
- Use this site's download page to reach the official repository or store listing
- Before downloading, review the latest version, release date, and change notes(See Download page)
- After installation, confirm the version in the client's About page or logs
- Treat installers from unknown sources cautiously, especially those requesting additional permissions
Third-party mirrors may lag behind or be replaced; verify the original release source first
A discontinued client is not a good default for a new device
macOS and Windows may warn about unsigned applications