Privacy Policy

1. What data we collect

This is a static-content website with no account registration, email subscriptions, or personal-information forms. You can read configuration guides and articles without providing your name, email address, phone number, or payment information. We also do not ask visitors to upload subscription URLs, proxy configurations, logs, or node credentials.

When your browser loads pages, scripts, or download links, the hosting infrastructure processes information needed to fulfill each request, including your IP address, request time, resource path, response status, and browser request headers. These technical records may be used to diagnose issues, identify unusual requests, and maintain the service. They are not information you submit directly, but may still include details that can be linked to your device.

2. Website analytics and how we use them

We use website analytics to understand page visits, referral sources, device and browser types, and interactions such as download platform selections. This helps us identify content that needs improvement and links that may be difficult to use. Analytics are not used to assess an individual's internet activity.

Analytics requests may include the page URL, referring page, visit time, and browser environment. We do not collect client proxy traffic, or use webpages to read subscription details or connection records from installed clients. When sharing a link to this site, do not include account credentials or private subscription URLs in its query parameters, as they may be recorded along with the page URL.

Browser privacy features or content blockers may prevent analytics requests. This does not affect access to the page content. Basic access logs and website analytics are separate processes, so blocking analytics scripts does not stop all network request logging.

3. Cookies and browser storage

This site has no account login sessions and does not need cookies to maintain a signed-in state. Depending on how analytics components are configured, they may use cookies or other identifiers. Check your browser's site data and network requests to see whether any are actually used.

If browser storage is used for interface preferences, it is limited to saving page settings and should not contain subscription credentials or proxy configurations. Language paths and platform anchors can also be included directly in URLs; they are not browser storage.

You can view, restrict, or delete this site's cookies and local data in your browser's privacy or site settings. After clearing data, you may need to choose some preferences again. This does not delete technical records already stored on the server or data saved by third-party sites.

4. Download links and third-party sites

Download pages may link to app stores, project websites, or file distribution services. When you follow a link, the destination may receive your IP address, browser information, and referral details, and handle them under its own policy. Some download links may also pass through a redirect service; check the final URL shown in your browser to confirm where you are going.

Before downloading, check the app name, supported platform, and source. Permissions, diagnostic records, and network connections generated after installing and running a client are handled by that software and the services it uses; they are not part of this static site's analytics. Changes to third-party policies are not automatically reflected on this page.

5. Policy updates and feedback

We will revise this policy if our data practices or relevant site features change, and update the date at the top of the page. Since we do not collect registration email addresses, policy changes are published here rather than sent through account notifications or email. Review the relevant information before using new features.

If you have questions about site interactions, download redirects, or client permissions, start with the Getting Started guide and follow its troubleshooting steps to identify the relevant part of the process. Before using a third-party project's feedback channel, remove subscription URLs, passwords, and other private information from screenshots, logs, and configurations. Include only the details needed to explain the issue.