Configuration guide
FlClash System Proxy Setup and Browser Troubleshooting
System proxy settings only affect apps that respect them. Browser extensions, developer tools, and some apps may use their own proxy configuration.
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Last checked: 2026-06-01
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Understand three layers
- In-app proxy: node and proxy mode selected inside FlClash.
- System proxy: proxy address exposed by the operating system.
- Browser proxy: proxy rules set by the browser or extensions.
Troubleshooting order
- Confirm that FlClash is connected to a usable node.
- Make sure proxy mode is not Direct.
- Check whether system proxy is enabled.
- Disable browser extensions that may control proxy settings.
- Test another browser to isolate browser-specific configuration issues.
Restore system proxy
If the browser still cannot connect after closing FlClash, system proxy settings may not have been restored. Open your OS network proxy settings and disable manual proxy or remove proxy values written by another tool.
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References
- GitHub repository: github.com/chen08209/FlClash
- Release page: GitHub Releases
- Latest release: GitHub latest release
- License: GPL-3.0 license