Privacy Policy

1. Data We Collect

This site uses static pages, offers no account registration, and has no forms for email subscriptions or subscription links. You can read guides, browse FAQs, and choose a download platform without providing your name, contact details, or proxy configuration. Do not include subscription links, share links, or logs containing access credentials in page URLs on this site.

When a request reaches the website server or a content delivery service, it may generate essential technical logs, such as your IP address, requested path, request time, response status, browser identifier, and referrer. These records help deliver pages, diagnose access issues, and handle abuse. They do not mean this site can read files on your device or access client configurations.

2. Site Analytics and How We Use Data

We use analytics to understand page visits and feature usage. Analytics may record page paths, referral sources, device and browser categories, visit times, and interactions such as switching download platforms. We use the results to check whether documentation is easy to find, identify broken pages, and plan content updates.

Download platform switch events help us understand usage of the Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux links. They do not include node details entered by users. This website does not gain access to connection logs, routing settings, or subscription content stored in client software.

Retention periods for technical logs and analytics may vary depending on deployment settings; this policy does not promise a fixed number of days. Data should be limited to what is needed for site maintenance and analytics. Any material changes to the purposes or scope of data processing will be explained on this page.

3. Cookies and Local Storage

Analytics tools may use cookies or similar identifiers to distinguish visits and reduce duplicate counts, depending on their configuration. Browser local storage is separate from cookies. Page interaction state may also be kept in the current URL fragment, so not all interface state should be considered persistent storage.

If this site has set cookies or local storage in your browser, you can view, delete, or restrict them in your browser's site data settings. Clearing them may reset some preferences or analytics sessions. Blocking analytics scripts or storage will not prevent you from reading the static documentation, but analytics records and some interaction results may be incomplete.

When managing site data, select the correct domain to avoid deleting data from other services by mistake. Private browsing does not prevent requests from reaching servers, nor does it replace checking download sources and link destinations.

4. Download Sources and Third-Party Links

The download page uses a same-origin version manifest to resolve client download links; files are provided by download distribution services. After you click a download link, the request may be routed through this site's download path or handled by the file host. Providers may process necessary information such as your IP address, request time, browser identifier, and download path.

A same-origin link does not mean every part of the file transfer is handled by the static website. External pages and file hosts follow their own data practices. Check the destination URL and read the relevant notices before using other services. Manage system permissions, network connections, and logging settings for installed client software in the client and operating system separately.

5. Policy Updates and Questions

This policy may change when site features, analytics settings, or download distribution methods are updated. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the month at the top will be updated. Review the policy when using new features or if data handling practices change. You may need to refresh the page to see the latest version if your browser has cached an older copy.

For help with page access, download links, or browser settings, start with the Help Center. For client imports and proxy setup, see the user guide. Before describing an issue, remove subscription links, authentication details, and log fields that could identify you. Include only the error message and steps needed to reproduce the problem.