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macOS

Desktop builds for macOS are published on every release. Pick the file for your Mac’s CPU.

GitHub Releases → latest

FileMac type
CheezyClash-mac-arm64.dmgApple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4)
CheezyClash-mac-x64.dmgIntel
CheezyClash-mac-arm64.zip / CheezyClash-mac-x64.zipPortable — extract and run

Not sure which chip you have? Apple menu → About This Mac — “Chip” (Apple Silicon) or “Processor” (Intel).

Direct links always track the latest tag (…/latest/download/…).

  1. Download the .dmg for your architecture.
  2. Open the disk image and drag CheezyClash to Applications.
  3. Launch from Applications (or Spotlight).

If macOS blocks the app (“cannot verify developer”):

  1. System Settings → Privacy & SecurityOpen Anyway, or
  2. Remove quarantine in Terminal:
Terminal window
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/CheezyClash.app

The app is open-source and unsigned — this is expected until/not unless a signed build is published.

Same as other desktop platforms:

  1. Sidebar → Profiles → import subscription or file → Activate.
  2. Settings → ConnectionProxy or TUN.
  3. Home → Connect.

TUN may require helper privileges or one-time elevation. Use Install helper in the app if offered. If TUN fails, start with Proxy mode.

  • macOS 11 Big Sur or newer (matches Electron desktop target)
  • Apple Silicon arm64 or Intel x64

Download a newer .dmg or zip from Releases and replace the app in Applications. Settings and profiles are stored in your user data directory, not inside the .app bundle.