ClashFox v0.5.8

Native Proxy GUI for Mihomo

Make kernel management a lot of fun! A powerful Electron GUI for managing your Mihomo proxy configuration with style and ease.

Apple Silicon v0.5.8 Intel v0.5.8
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ClashFox Tray Menu Preview

Overview Components

Explore the key functional areas of ClashFox's interface

Network Statistics
Network Statistics
Monitor real-time traffic flow, bandwidth usage, and active connections.
Provider Management
Provider Management
Manage proxy subscriptions, servers, and connection configurations.
Real-time Monitoring
Real-time Monitoring
Track live performance metrics and application activity in real-time.
Rules Configuration
Rules Configuration
Configure traffic routing rules, domain filtering, and proxy policies.
Running Status
Running Status
View kernel service status, uptime, and operational health indicators.
Quick Actions
Quick Actions
Access one-click controls, shortcuts, and frequently used operations.
Outbound Configuration
Outbound Configuration
Configure egress traffic settings, proxy chains, and outbound rules.
Schema Viewer
Schema Viewer
Visualize configuration structure, schema relationships, and settings hierarchy.
Topology View
Topology View
Visualize network topology, connection paths, and proxy relationships.

Powerful Features

Everything you need to manage your Mihomo proxy configuration efficiently

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Fast & Lightweight

Built with Electron for cross-platform support while maintaining excellent performance and responsiveness for smooth user experience.

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Modern UI Design

Beautiful, intuitive interface with dark theme support, smooth animations, and thoughtful micro-interactions.

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Easy Configuration

Simplified configuration management for Mihomo with a user-friendly interface and helpful configuration tools.

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Real-time Monitoring

Track your proxy traffic, connections, and performance metrics in real-time with detailed and informative dashboards.

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Secure & Private

Your configuration stays local. No data is sent to external servers, ensuring complete privacy and data control.

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macOS Native

Deep integration with macOS including LaunchDaemon helper for seamless system-level proxy management and automation.

App Screenshots

Take a peek at ClashFox's beautiful interface

Overview Dashboard - Main interface showing proxy status and connections
Overview Dashboard
Kernel Management - Control and monitor Mihomo kernel status
Kernel Management
Configuration - Edit and manage proxy configuration files
Configuration
Logs Viewer - Real-time proxy connection and activity logs
Logs Viewer
Foxboard - Dashboard widgets and quick actions panel
Foxboard
Trackers - DNS and BitTorrent tracker status monitor
Trackers
Settings - Application preferences and configuration options
Settings
Help - Documentation and troubleshooting guides
Help

Quick Installation

Get ClashFox up and running in minutes

1

Download

Download the latest version from GitHub Releases for your platform (macOS)

2

Install Mihomo

Mihomo kernel needs to be installed separately. ClashFox does not bundle the kernel.

3

Configure

Launch ClashFox and configure your proxy subscription or local config file.

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Start Using

Enjoy seamless proxy management with ClashFox's intuitive interface!

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about ClashFox and Mihomo

How do I resolve kernel conflict issues?

If you're experiencing conflicts, make sure you don't have other Mihomo-based applications running simultaneously (like ClashX Pro or Surge). Each application needs its own Mihomo instance. Close other proxy apps before starting ClashFox.

Does ClashFox support proxy subscription links?

Yes! ClashFox supports importing proxy configurations via subscription URLs. Go to Configuration > Import from URL and paste your subscription link. ClashFox will automatically fetch and update your proxy list.

Where are configurations, logs, and kernel stored?

The runtime root directory is located at ~/Library/Application Support/ClashFox.

  • data/ — User configuration files and subscription import results
  • logs/ — Runtime logs and troubleshooting output (can be cleaned up after troubleshooting)
  • core/ — Mihomo kernel binary file
What should I do when macOS shows "App is damaged" or "Cannot verify developer"?

This is typically the default Gatekeeper blocking behavior for unnotarized apps, not a ClashFox-specific issue.

  1. Move the app to /Applications/ClashFox.app
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click "Still Open"
  3. If still blocked, run: sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/ClashFox.app