1. Website Scope and Access Data
This is a static information site. It does not offer account registration, email subscriptions, or forms for submitting configurations. You can read guides and choose a download without providing your name, email address, or phone number. The site does not ask you to upload subscription URLs, proxy credentials, logs, or local configuration files.
When your browser requests pages, scripts, or downloads, the server and delivery infrastructure may receive information needed to fulfill the request. This may include your IP address, request time, resource path, response status, and browser headers. This information can be used to deliver content, detect unusual requests, and troubleshoot service issues. A static website can still generate access logs.
2. Website Analytics and Their Purpose
We use website analytics to understand page visits, referral sources, and platform choices, and to record interactions such as selecting a download link. These insights help us assess whether setup instructions are easy to find, identify troubleshooting topics that need more coverage, and detect issues with pages or links.
Analytics may include the page path, referring page, visit time, and device and browser categories. A platform-selection event means a visitor chose a platform; it does not confirm that a file was downloaded or installed, or that a connection succeeded. Website events do not give us access to nodes, rules, or subscription data inside client software.
Do not include subscription URLs or access credentials in page URLs on this site. Sensitive information could otherwise appear in request logs or analytics records. This policy does not promise a single retention period that has not been verified; retention may vary across infrastructure and analytics records.
3. Cookies and Browser Storage
This site does not use cookies for login sessions. Whether analytics sets cookies depends on the analytics configuration in use. If enabled, cookies may help distinguish visits or identify repeat visits. Disabling cookies does not necessarily stop all server-side logging.
Page interaction states may also be stored in the URL. For example, a download page may use a platform fragment in the address to restore the selected tab; this is different from cookies or browser storage. Cached fonts, stylesheets, and scripts mainly reduce repeat requests and are not user accounts.
Use your browser's site settings to view, clear, or restrict cookies, cache, and local storage. After clearing them, you may need to make some selections again. Browser restrictions, script blocking, and server-side logging work differently; none alone can guarantee that your visit leaves no record.
4. Downloads and Third-Party Links
Pages on this site may link to client software websites, app stores, and other information pages. When you follow a third-party link, that provider may receive your IP address, browser information, and referral information subject to your browser's policies, then handle the data under its own privacy policy. This policy does not replace third-party policies or control how those providers store data.
When you request a file through a download link on this site, our download service and upstream distribution providers take part in delivering it. Check the destination domain, client name, system architecture, and file format. Before installing, review the publisher and signature information shown by your operating system. If a redirect looks unusual or a file's source is unclear, stop and return to the download page to check the details.
Network permissions, system proxy settings, VPN authorization, and subscription requests after a client is installed are handled by that client and related services. Website analytics are not a record of client traffic.
5. Policy Updates and Help
If changes to analytics settings, resource delivery, or page features affect data handling, we will update this policy and revise the month shown at the top. Refer to the information on this page. Continuing to browse does not replace any separate notice or consent required by applicable rules.
For help with installation, permissions, or configuration, see the Help Center or installation guide. If you describe an issue through another channel, first remove subscription links, access credentials, and personally identifying information. Include only the symptoms and steps needed to investigate.