Privacy Policy

1. Data We Collect

This site provides content through static pages. It does not offer account registration or require an email address. You can read the documentation without submitting your name, phone number, or payment details. The site does not need to access client configurations, subscription content, node credentials, or records of proxy connections on your device.

When your browser requests a page, image, or download, the server may log your IP address, request time, resource path, response status, browser type, and referring page. These technical logs help deliver the service, identify unusual requests, and troubleshoot access issues. They are not the same as client runtime logs.

Do not include subscription URLs, access credentials, or private configurations in query parameters in page URLs on this site. This information may be included in server logs or exposed if you share the link.

2. Website Analytics and How We Use Them

We use website analytics to understand page views, referral sources, device types, and use of download options by platform. Actions such as switching download platforms may be recorded as interaction events. This helps us assess whether the page layout is clear, tutorials are easy to find, and guidance for particular operating systems needs improvement.

Analytics are used to maintain content and improve the service; subscription content and client traffic are not needed. Browser privacy settings, script blockers, and network conditions may affect the results, so analytics do not provide a complete record of site usage.

We do not promise a fixed retention period that has not been confirmed. How long server logs and analytics data are kept depends on deployment settings. We will explain significant changes to the data collected or how it is used on this page.

3. Cookies and Local Storage

Static pages do not mean that no requests involve storage. Website analytics or service infrastructure may use cookies or browser identifiers. Page features may also use local storage to save preferences. Whether anything is stored depends on the features actually enabled and what your browser reports.

Browser cache helps reduce repeat downloads and is not account data. Platform anchors in the URL restore the current tab and are not cookies. You do not need to allow optional storage to read the tutorials.

Use your browser’s site settings to view, restrict, or clear cookies and local storage, or use privacy tools to limit analytics scripts. Clearing stored data may reset saved preferences; disabling scripts may also affect navigation or tab switching. Clearing data in your browser does not delete request logs already received by the server.

4. Downloads and Third-Party Links

This site links to client websites, app stores, and other external resources. Once you visit those pages, their operators may record visit, account, or transaction information under their own policies. This policy does not replace third-party policies or control how those parties handle data.

Download links may route file requests through paths on this site. The infrastructure hosting the file may still receive the network information needed to complete the transfer. A download link using this site’s domain does not mean this site handles client runtime data.

Before opening an external link, check the destination domain and app name to make sure they are what you expect. Review client documentation separately when deciding whether to grant permissions for a system proxy, virtual network adapter, or background operation. These permissions are not required to browse this site.

5. Policy Updates and Questions

We may revise this policy when page features, analytics purposes, or the scope of data handling changes, and update the date at the top of the page. Significant changes will be clearly described here. Because this site does not collect registration email addresses, policy updates are not sent by email. Please revisit this page as needed.

For subscription import, connection, or download issues, start with the User Guide and Handbook. If you report an issue through an external channel, remove subscription links, node passwords, and personal network information from screenshots first. Include only the error details and steps needed to diagnose the problem.