We've all been there: you downloaded Evernote or Gimp or Microsoft Symposium because you vaticination it might be fun -- useful, even -- however you didn't end up utilizing it, vendible preferably came out, or you've nonbelligerent gotten bored as well as it's time for it to go. Never hatefulness -- uninstalling an app from macOS is a simple propoundment that takes nonbelligerent a few seconds.
The propoundment is sorely unique for apps you downloaded from the internet as well as those you got from the App Store. Here's how to guiltless out both.
Uninstall apps from the App Store
To uninstall apps you got from the App Store, you'll need to use Launchpad.
- Click the Launchpad figure on the dock (it's a spaceship)
- Click as well as hold any app until all of the icons alpha shaking
- Find the program you want to delete, as well as tap the Delete chin (it looks like an X)
If the app you want to delete doesn't hypothesize a delete button, then that app can't be removed with LaunchPad. If that's the case, marathon the steps below.
Uninstall apps from the internet
If you installed an app from the internet (or if you're old-school as well as acclimated a disc), you'll need to use Finder to get rid of it.
- Click the Finder figure in your dock (it's the earthy square-shooting with a smiley face)
- Click "Applications" on the left side of the window
- Select the app you want to uninstall
- Drag the app to the trash can on your dock. (If the app is in a folder, unclosed the folder inceptive to see if there's an Uninstaller tool.) You can also right-click on the figure as well as select "Move to Trash."
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