Clash Verge Rev 与原版 Clash Verge 区别详解（含下载、迁移）
很多用户在搜「Clash Verge Rev」时其实分不清它和「Clash Verge」是什么关系。本文是一次性的科普 + 迁移指南。
阅读Clash Verge Win7 安装与兼容性完整指南
「Clash Verge Win7」是被频繁搜索的查询，但许多用户在搜了之后才发现：Clash Verge 最新版已经不支持 Windows 7。本文回答三个问题：为什么不支持、还能不能用、有什么替代方案。
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Clash Verge 可用的 204 测速 URL 整理
Clash Verge 的 url-test 可以请求一个返回响应 204 的 URL 测试节点的延迟，从而评估节点质量来自动选择最优的线路。
这些 URL 主要是由一些国外的大型互联网公司用于快速检测网络连通性、用户追踪等用途，通过访问一个会返回 204 状态码来判断网络是否畅通，并且通常请求体很小或者为空，以尽量减小网络开销。
阅读Clash Verge 204 Test URLs for Node Latency Measurement
Test URL for Clash Verge
This page provides test URLs for checking Clash Verge proxy connectivity.
Test URLs
The following URLs return HTTP 204 status code and can be used to test proxy connectivity:
http://www.gstatic.com/generate_204http://clients3.google.com/generate_204http://connectivitycheck.gstatic.com/generate_204
Usage
- Open Clash Verge
- Go to Proxy tab
- Click Test Latency button
- The test will use these URLs to check connectivity
Manual Testing
You can also test manually using curl:
阅读Clash Verge FAQ and Troubleshooting
Clash Verge FAQ
What protocols does Clash Verge support?
Clash Verge supports multiple proxy protocols including:
- Shadowsocks (SS)
- ShadowsocksR (SSR)
- Socks
- Snell
- V2Ray
- Trojan
- HTTPS
The interface is incomplete and I can’t operate it?
Delete the config.yml file in the software’s main directory and restart the software.
How to enable TUN mode?
- Windows: Run as administrator or install service mode
- macOS/Linux: In settings, click the gear icon next to Clash kernel, then click “Authorize”
How to check the IP after enabling proxy?
You can check your IP address after enabling proxy at What is my IP
阅读Clash Verge Node Configuration: SS, SSR, V2Ray, Trojan
Node Configuration Guide
Understanding Nodes
Nodes are proxy servers that route your internet traffic through different locations. Clash Verge supports various types of nodes:
Node Types
- Shadowsocks (SS): Encrypted proxy protocol
- ShadowsocksR (SSR): Enhanced version of SS with additional features
- V2Ray: Advanced proxy protocol with multiple transport methods
- Trojan: Protocol designed to bypass deep packet inspection
- HTTPS: Standard HTTPS proxy
Adding Nodes
Method 1: Subscription URL (Recommended)
- Get your subscription URL from your proxy provider
- Open Clash Verge
- Go to Profiles tab
- Click New Profile → URL
- Paste your subscription URL
- Click Download
Method 2: Manual Configuration
- Go to Profiles tab
- Click New Profile → File
- Create a YAML configuration file
- Add your node configurations
Example Configuration
proxies:
- name: "US Server"
type: ss
server: us.example.com
port: 8388
cipher: aes-256-gcm
password: your_password
- name: "UK Server"
type: trojan
server: uk.example.com
port: 443
password: your_password
sni: uk.example.com
proxy-groups:
- name: "Proxy"
type: select
proxies:
- "US Server"
- "UK Server"
- "DIRECT"
- name: "Auto"
type: url-test
proxies:
- "US Server"
- "UK Server"
url: http://www.gstatic.com/generate_204
interval: 300
Testing Nodes
- Latency Test: Click the Test Latency button to check server response times
- Connectivity Test: Use the built-in test URLs to verify connectivity
- Real-world Testing: Visit websites to confirm the proxy is working
Managing Nodes
- Enable/Disable: Toggle individual nodes on/off
- Reorder: Drag and drop to change node priority
- Delete: Remove unused nodes
- Backup: Export your configuration for backup
Best Practices
- Multiple Providers: Use nodes from different providers for redundancy
- Geographic Diversity: Choose nodes from various countries/regions
- Regular Updates: Keep your subscription updated
- Performance Monitoring: Regularly test node performance
- Security: Use strong passwords and secure protocols
Clash Verge Official Resources and GitHub Repository
Official Resources
GitHub Repository
- Main Repository: clash-verge-rev/clash-verge-rev
- Issues: Report bugs and request features
- Releases: Download latest versions
- Documentation: Official documentation and guides
Official Website
- Website: clash-verge.com
- Documentation: Comprehensive guides and tutorials
- Downloads: Latest releases for all platforms
Community
- Discord: Join the official Discord server
- Telegram: Follow official announcements
- Reddit: Participate in discussions at r/ClashVerge
Development
- Contributing: Guidelines for contributing to the project
- Translations: Help translate Clash Verge into your language
- Testing: Beta testing programs for new features
Support
- Wiki: Detailed documentation and troubleshooting
- FAQ: Frequently asked questions
- Contact: Official support channels
Mirrors
- GitHub Mirror: Alternative download sources
- CDN: Fast download mirrors worldwide
Clash Verge Official Tutorial in English: Download, Subscription & Config
This content includes 👉🏻： ✓🐈 Terminology Introduction, ✓👩🏫 Download Settings
Terminology Introduction
🚩Clash: A multi-platform proxy client developed in Go language. Github
🚩ClashX: Clash’s Mac GUI client. Github
🚩ClashForAndroid: Clash’s Android GUI client. Github
🚩Clash Verge: Clash’s Windows/macOS/Linux GUI client. Github
Clash-Verge supports three major platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux. It’s powerful and supports multiple proxy protocols such as Shadowsocks(SS), ShadowsocksR(SSR), Socks, Snell, V2Ray, Trojan, https and other proxy protocols.