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For uninstalling applications it is quite useful. By default macOS applications still do not have a good way of defining which files belong to which application
by yoz-y 9y ago
For uninstalling applications it is quite useful. By default macOS applications still do not have a good way of defining which files belong to which application and when you simply remove the .app file a lot of crap stays on your computer. It has also handy tools to remove developer cruft one accumulates.
MacPaw is actually quite respected as a developer. Enough so other developers trust them to steward the "Netflix for apps" Setapp.
- leemailll 9y agoFor uninstall, I use AppCleaner. Small footprint, only 5.1MB, and I can use Alfred workflow to delete apps with a few keystrokes
- jeffhuys 9y agoAppZapper clocks in at 3.2MB, and even has a nice sound/screen effect when zapping an app :)
- rusinov 9y agoI like AppZapper too, but developer stopped updating the app recently (I got this information via email exchange with a developer.)
- smnscu 9y agoFWIW I am another very happy long time user of AppCleaner. More stuff I install with brew-cask on my macs: https://github.com/andreis/cfg/blob/master/brew-cask.txt https://github.com/andreis/cfg/blob/master/brew-cask.txt