LinkClashXv1.1.9

What changed

• PlatformLaunched Apple TV support (tvOS 17+) with full dashboard and Siri Remote integration
• New featureAdded 'Push to Apple TV' feature for wireless subscription transfer from iPhone
• UXRedesigned the 'Add' flow on iPhone with a new tabbed interface and partner sign-in progress
• UXMoved Exit IP, city, ISP, and time zone details directly to the Home screen
• UXEnhanced node list with color-coded latency, improved sorting, and nested group testing
• LocalizationAdded full support for six languages with an in-app switcher on Apple TV
• PerformanceFixed Apple TV connection drops occurring after leaving the app
• PerformanceResolved profile import and activation issues
• PerformanceImproved connection reliability, error messaging, and overall stability

Original release notes

LinkClashX for Apple TV
LinkClashX now runs on Apple TV (tvOS 17 or later), included with your existing app. Connect and disconnect right from your TV, browse Home, Nodes, Profiles and Settings, watch live download/upload speeds and your current exit location, and switch between Rule, Global and Direct modes — all with the Siri Remote.

Push a subscription from iPhone to Apple TV
No more typing long URLs with the on-screen keyboard. Open the Profiles screen on iPhone, tap Push to Apple TV, pick your TV, and enter the pairing code shown on screen. The transfer happens over your local Wi‑Fi on an encrypted channel, and the subscription is imported and activated on the TV automatically.

Redesigned Add flow on iPhone
A new + button opens a single Add screen with two tabs — Scan a QR code, or sign in with a Partner account. Partner sign-in now shows clear progress through each import stage and closes itself as soon as your subscription is ready.

Exit IP moved to the Home screen
Your exit IP, city, ISP and time zone now appear directly on Home instead of being tucked away in the data panel.

Better node list
Latency is now color-coded by speed tier, nodes that failed to respond sort below working ones, and latency testing now reaches nodes inside nested groups.

Six languages everywhere
English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Persian are now fully supported on both iPhone and Apple TV, with an in-app language switcher on Apple TV. Data sizes and timestamps now follow your selected language.

Fixes and improvements
Fixed a case where the Apple TV connection would drop after leaving the app, resolved profile import and activation issues, and improved connection reliability, error messages and overall stability.