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http://appzapper.com/ is the best cleaning app for noobs
could also try here: http://www.mac-uninstall.com/
but appzapper is the best for you i think.
could also try here: http://www.mac-uninstall.com/
but appzapper is the best for you i think.
Those applications are not needed and don't delete everything, but Finder does and is quite simple to use, does not cost anything and looks good too.
But I guess, convenience trumps Finder.
But then again, the steps laid out by Mister GGJstudios in the guide I linked to are quite straightforward.
One could also take at the last link in my signature for a more visual approach.
Why install something to uninstall something, especially with the steps laid out like this?
And being a "newbie" is not an excuse for not willing to learn.
Best answer! You should never have to install another program to uninstall a program currently installed on your Mac.Did you try the search method laid out here?
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