Click on the app that you want to uninstall, hold it down, and drag it to the trash icon (bottom right in the dock) alternatively, right-click on the app icon and select “Move to Bin” from the menu.Select the item “Applications” in the right menu bar.Open Finder via the icon in the Dock (the face).
This option does not work for system-relevant applications or applications that aren’t from the Apple App Store.
It will start to wiggle and a “x” will appear at the top-left of the icon. Select the app you want to uninstall and click and hold the icon.Open Launchpad via the icon in the dock (9 colorful squares).(Ahhhh.) They won't affect the running of your computer in any way. Orphaned files left over will just sit on your hard drive and never be read. They can of course delete the wrong thing and miss obscurely named files just as easily as you can. Typically these will be only a few Kb, and if you miss them (or other small files in other places), they will do nothing but occupy one-hundred-millionth of the space your hard drive.Įssentially, this is all that so-called 'cleaner' apps do: search for files with the app's name in your user Library. There may be files in /Library/Preferences, of type. If you want to go mad, you can also look for folders with the app's name in other subfolders of the user Library: Caches, Containers, LaunchAgents. There may be subfolders in the company's name, e.g. Subfolders with the app's name in /Library/Application Support and It is located at: /Users/'your user name'/Library/Application Support//2 Since you cant' delete OO.o now, restart your computer. OO.o also has a user profile you should delete. Otherwise, for most apps, delete the following: To uninstall applications on a Mac just drag them to trash. For any app that comes with an installer package, check to see if there is an uninstaller option.Ĭheck with the developer, to ask what step they recommend for removing the app.
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