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Clash Verge

io.github.clash-verge-rev.clash-verge-rev · Developer Tools · v2.4.7
Native Version Spotted 2 devices · 131.9 MB · Impact: 70/100
Native Version Spotted

Apple Silicon version latest seen at v2.5.1 · Reported by 18 Macs in the community.

All sighted native versions (10):

v2.5.1 ×6 v2.4.4+autobuild.1116.e1fc954 ×1 v2.4.2 ×1 v2.0.1 ×1 v2.4.5+autobuild.0114.c2d8277 ×1 v2.4.7 ×4 v2.4.1 ×1 v2.2.3 ×1 v2.4.5 ×1 v1.6.6 ×1

Sighting data is community-sourced — version availability and pricing should be verified with the developer.

About This App

Clash Verge Rev is a lightweight, cross-platform GUI client for the Clash Meta (Mihomo) proxy core. It provides a graphical interface for managing proxy configurations, routing rules, and node subscriptions, designed for users who want advanced routing control without using the command line. The app supports modern proxy protocols including VLESS, Reality, and Hysteria2, and integrates WebDAV configuration sync and visual node editing. It is actively maintained and regularly updated with security patches and new features. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.

Versions Seen 1 version
v2.4.7

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https://clash-verge.org/download

A native Apple Silicon build of Clash Verge Rev is freely available and the search results confirm it is actively shipped alongside the Intel version. Download the latest release from clash-verge.org/download — the official site explicitly separates the macOS downloads into "Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3)" and "Intel Processor" sections. Simply choose the Apple Silicon DMG, mount it, and drag Clash Verge Rev into your Applications folder, replacing any older Intel version already installed. Your configuration files and subscriptions will carry over automatically. After installation, verify in Activity Monitor that the new build shows as "arm64" rather than "Intel" — this confirms you are running the native version and will no longer depend on Rosetta 2 emulation for proxy operations.