FlClash Android Configuration Tutorial: Import Clash Subscribe and Connect
This tutorial is suitable for Android users who want to use FlClash to access XVPN subscriptions. The button names may be slightly different in different versions, but the process of importing, selecting nodes, and starting VPN is the same.
Before you start
Operation steps
- 01
Prepare clients and subscriptions
Install FlClash from a trusted source. Log in to the XVPN Member Center, confirm that the account is valid and a subscription address has been generated. Subscription addresses are equivalent to connection credentials and should not be shared publicly.
- 02
Import subscriptions
Copy the subscription address in the member center; open the configuration or subscription page of FlClash, select Add from URL, paste the address and save. You can also use one-click import when supported.
- 03
Update configuration and select nodes
Wait for the configuration download to complete and enter the proxy page to select the automatic strategy or a low-latency node. You can perform a latency test before using it for the first time, but low latency does not mean that all websites will necessarily be faster.
- 04
Allow VPN permissions and connect
Return to the homepage to start the connection. Select Allow when Android pops up the VPN connection request; after the key or VPN icon appears in the status bar, open the browser to verify the network.
- 05
Handle background disconnection
Allow FlClash to run in the background in the system battery settings and turn off power saving restrictions for it. The settings entrance may be different for different mobile phone manufacturers.
After completion, check like this
- The status bar displays the VPN icon
- FlClash Home page shows that it has been started
- The browser can open the web page normally
- The network can still recover after switching nodes
FAQ
No nodes after import?
Update the subscription manually first; if it is still empty, confirm that the complete subscription address was copied, and check whether the account has expired or the traffic has been used up.
Does TUN have to be turned on?
The Android client typically takes over traffic through the system's VPN interface. The actual switches and system authorization prompts on the client shall prevail.