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666OS/ClashMac
Native Proxy Experience Built for macOS
ClashMac is a proprietary macOS menu-bar app that wraps the Clash/Mihomo proxy core in a native SwiftUI dashboard, plus a bundled 'anti-detect' browser for running isolated, fingerprint-spoofed profiles behind different proxy nodes. It's for Mac users already on Clash-based proxies who want a native GUI instead of the usual Electron client.
Native SwiftUI instead of another Electron wrapper around Clash — lower memory footprint and real menu-bar integration without Chromium baggage. TUN-mode system-wide proxying with full TCP/UDP capture is handled out of the box, including the privileged-helper install flow, so you're not hand-editing resolv.conf or routing tables yourself. Sitting on the Mihomo/Clash-Meta kernel means it's compatible with the existing Clash rule-set and subscription ecosystem rather than inventing a new config format.
There's no source code in this repo at all — just a README, images, and a THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES file. It's closed-source software distributed via GitHub Releases, so as a repo pick this is a binary download page wearing a GitHub repo as a skin, not something you can read or build. The 'Anti-Detect Fingerprint Browser' — GeoIP alignment, isolated cookie/cache profiles per proxy node, randomized map departure points — is standard multi-accounting/ad-fraud tooling dressed up as a privacy feature; worth knowing before installing regardless of your own intent. 'No data collection, tracking, or logs' is an unverifiable claim for a closed binary that also installs a privileged system helper — there's nothing to audit. It requires macOS 15+ and the only CI workflow in the repo (ClearCommits.yml) appears to exist to wipe commit history, which is an odd thing to automate in a public-facing project.