Set Up Cloudss on macOS

1. Download and Install Cloudss Client (macOS Version)

Click here to download the macOS version of Cloudss client.

After downloading, double-click the .dmg file to open it.

Drag Cloudss.app into the Applications folder.

Open Cloudss from Launchpad.

⚠️ Handling macOS Security Warnings
If you see a warning like "Cannot verify developer" or "App from an unidentified developer":

  • Click OK to close the window.

  • Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security (macOS Ventura or later) or Security & Privacy(older versions).

  • In the "Allow applications downloaded from" section, click Open Anyway or manually allow the app.

  • Alternatively, right-click (or Ctrl-click) Cloudss.app in Finder, select Open, then click Open in the popup.


2. Log in to Your Cloudss Account

Once installed, open the Cloudss software.

On the login screen, enter the email and password you registered on our website, then click Login.


Note: If the login page keeps loading and does not display properly

Please follow the steps below:

  1. Find the Cloudss icon in the system menu bar at the top of the screen.
  2. Right-click the icon, open the menu, and select Quit to completely close the app.
  3. Open Launchpad on your Mac.
  4. Find and open Terminal.
  5. Enter the following command in Terminal:
sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Cloudss.app
  1. Press Enter. macOS will ask for your Mac login password.
  2. When entering the password, Terminal will not display any characters. This is normal.
  3. After entering the password, press Enter again to confirm.
  4. Reopen Cloudss, and the login page should display normally.




3. Select a Server Node and Enable Proxy

After successful login, click Node Selection to open the node list.

Choose any available node from the list.

Return to the app home screen, go to the Proxy Control section, and click the switch to enable the proxy.

Once connected, you can start browsing the internet.



4. Update Plan and Node Information

You should refresh the service information after:

  • Purchasing a new plan

  • Renewing your service

  • Needing to update node configurations

How to update:
On the home screen, locate the My Service card and click the Refresh button.


5. Rule Mode and App Bypass (New Feature)

The new version of the client supports Rule Mode, allowing you to assign different server nodes to different applications.

Steps:

  1. On the Cloudss home screen, switch the mode to Rule Mode.

  2. Go to the Node Selection interface.

  3. Based on your needs, select a specific node for each application.


6. If You Prefer an Older Version, You Can Download It from the Links Below

  • For Mac devices with Intel processors, please download the x64 version – [Click here]

  • For Mac devices with Apple chips (M1/M2/M3), please download the arm64 version – [Click here]

  • For devices running macOS versions earlier than 10.15, please download the compatible version – [Click here]

 
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