Uninstall apps on your Mac completely
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves its caches, preferences and support files behind in your Library folder. Uninstall App finds those related files, lets you review them, and moves the app and its leftovers to the Trash together. A Leftovers mode also finds files from apps you already deleted.
How to use Uninstall App
Open Uninstall App and choose an app from the list, or drop one from Finder.
Review the related files Toolbox found and untick anything you want to keep.
Click Uninstall and confirm Move to Trash. A running app quits first.
Switch to Leftovers to clean up files from apps you removed earlier.
Questions about Uninstall App
How do I completely uninstall an app on a Mac?
Quit the app, move it to the Trash, then remove its files from Library folders like Application Support, Caches, Preferences and Containers. Uninstall App finds those files for you and moves everything to the Trash in one step.
Does dragging an app to the Trash uninstall it?
It removes the app itself, but settings, caches and data usually stay in your Library folder and can add up over time.
Can I undo an uninstall?
Yes, until you empty the Trash. Toolbox only moves files to the Trash and never deletes them permanently.
Is there an AppCleaner alternative for Mac?
Uninstall App does the same job of finding an app's leftover files and adds a Leftovers mode for apps that are already gone.
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