By my last count there were 36 separate sections in the Adobe acrobat reader preferences, including a fair bit of internet and javascript related preferences, a

By my last count there were 36 separate sections in the Adobe acrobat reader preferences, including a fair bit of internet and javascript related preferences, and gems like "Security" and "Security (Enhanced)". I've lost track of the services they have scattered around my Mac that are running silently, doing things I can only hope are not malign. Just today I was debating whether to move back fully to Preview or keep Adobe's bloatware on my Mac, and I think this made the decision for me. Given that Adobe has generously scattered a bunch of random stuff around my Mac, could one expect something like AppCleaner to find and clean out all the bits and pieces, or is that too much to ask?