How to uninstall apps on Mac

If you want to unload the storage area or simply clear your system, delete applications on a Mac is a flat process. In many cases, removing an app, dragging in the trash can be as simple as dragging in the trash, but depending on how the application is installed. Third party tools are a choice, but in most cases you can easily delete Mac apps easily. Some applications also leave the linked files that you want to delete each last trace to get rid of space or delete a clean. One step-by-step instruction to delete applications on a Mac covering several different methods to help you manage your device effectively.

How to delete applications from Launchpad

LaunchPad offers a simple way to delete applications downloaded from the App Store.

1. Openly Start By tying the tab on the dock or on the trackpad, or by tapping with a pinch.

2. Find the program you want to delete. If necessary, you can appear in the above search bar.

3. Press and hold the app icon until Jiggle started.

4. Click the little ones X Button in the application sign.

5. Confirm by clicking Erase.

If you do not see X The button, application, not installed from the application store. In this case, you need to use a different method to remove it.

How to delete applications by transferring to the trash

For applications downloaded from the Internet or installed from a disk, you can do it manually to find them.

1. Openly Found.

2. Navigate Applications folder.

3. Find the program you want to delete.

4. Drag the application Rubbish Right-click on Dock or application and select Litter.

5. To completely delete the application, tap Right on Rubbish and select Empty debris.

Some applications may require you to enter your administrator password to complete the deletion. Also, do not waste your garbage very quickly after installation. Whether there is a program or file related to one, it may still be easier to get these things if they are still extended in your garbage.

How to use the silenger of an app

Certain applications come with larger programs such as Adobe products, especially Adobe products, Microsoft Office or antivirus program. It is designed to apply the demolitions and delete all related files.

1. Open Applications Folder in Finder.

2. Look for a folder related to the program you want to delete.

3. Open the folder and find the delete tool that is often labeled Erase [App Name] or something similar.

4. Tap the wiper twice and follow the instructions on the screen.

If you do not see the deletion, check the official website for special extraction instructions.

How to manually delete application balances

Draging an app in the trash can generally delete the app, but some support documents, cache and preferences may remain in Mac. These lifting files usually do not damage your system, but can take unnecessary space over time.

To manually delete the documents from the left:

1. Openly Found And click Go In the menu bar.

2. Choose Go to the folder.

3. Tip ~ / Library and Press Return.

4. Search for any folder or file associated with the application. Common places to check include:

1. Transfer any related files or directories Rubbish.

2. Empty debris to remove them permanently.

Be careful when wiring files from the library folder. Just remove the files that are clearly related to the application you are deleted.

How to delete applications using the terminal

Team linear tools provide another way to delete terminal applications for convenient users. This method can be useful for stubborn applications that do not easily delete other methods.

1. Openly Terminal Applications> Utilities.

2. Write the following command: sudo rm -rf (Press the turning / ENTER ENTER), then delete, drive from the application you want to delete and the terminal will automatically glue your way. Then press Enter / Return.

3. When you return and hit the activity, enter your administrator password.

Terminal does not give a confirmation message so be sure to enter the correct application name before performing the command.

How to delete system apps and default applications

MacOS does not allow users to delete basic system applications such as safari, messages or mail via standard methods. These applications are protected to maintain system stability.

Using terminal orders, you can delete system applications and delete system integrity protection (SIP), this is not recommended. Removing system applications can cause unexpected behavior and security vulnerabilities and interfere in system updates.

If you want to delete them for applications, hide them or keep your workpace neatly, hide them or remove them from the dock.

How to recover applications on Mac

If you change your mind after deleting an app, it is easy to reset it.

• Open for applications downloaded from the App Store App StoreSearch for application and tap Take or download button.

• Review the official website for downloaded applications and download the latest version.

• If you have deleted the Default MacOS application, it may require reinstalling or using the macos to restore it The recovery of the macos feature.

If you need to back up significant applications or their installers, then you need to reset later, can help avoid any anxiety.