Removing Mac applications should be easy. In theory, you just drag the application to the Trash. But more often than not that leaves behind residue: not just the occasional preference or cache file, ...

When programs are manually uninstalled, there are often hidden residual files that are not removed. These unremoved files take up space on your Mac's hard drive. SpyHunter for Mac's App Uninstaller ...

Mac only: There's no shortage of uninstallers for Mac OS X, but they all are basically the same drag-and-drop interface. TrashMe brings something new to the table, allowing you to also choose and ...

Here’s a simple how to that will lead you and your computer to an internet without Flash just like on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. I think most of you won’t miss it, but if you do you can ...

Uninstalling applications on a Mac can vary in complexity depending on the source and type of the app. Whether you aim to free up space, tidy up your system, or simply get rid of software you no ...

Mac OS: There are plenty of uninstallers for Mac, but TrashMe is smart enough to seek out preference files and remove them when you remove an app, and can also uninstall applications you don't have ...

Elyse Betters Picaro is the former Editor-in-Chief of Pocket-lint and the former Operations Manager for Valnet's Consumer Tech brands, including Pocket-lint, Android Police, and XDA. She is based in ...

An update to MacPaw’s popular cleaning and maintenance software CleanMyMac (our review here) was released a few hours ago to include an interesting new feature: an uninstaller for applications ...

Uninstalling software under Mac OS X is generally a straightforward procedure — just delete the program from the Applications folder. Few vendors offer uninstallers on the Mac, and generally they’re ...

Adobe Flash has caused many problems in the past, with critical vulnerabilities frequently being exposed and Adobe regularly being required to release security ...