Contrary to popular belief, uninstalling applications on a Mac doesn't just
reside in trashing a file. You often need to check into the library and also
remove application support and cache files. An uninstaller like AppCleaner
will make sure all unwanted files are removed. Appcleaner features simple
drop and uninstall, like other uninstallers but also lets you browse through
your programs, divided in applications widgets and others. This last one I
really like as it shows all your plugins and components, which you normally
have to go digging for in your library. Note that it will also take care of
caches and receipts. Appcleaner includes a search function to find
applications faster, and I liked having the SmartDelete feature which will
detect and trash related items. You can protect launched and default apps and
3D transitions and choose other ones you don't want to delete. The only
drawback in my opinion is the uninstall process, where you first have to
search for the program, then uninstall it. *Apart from this minor issue, I
think Appcleaner is an excellent uninstaller with both protection and smart
removal, and surprisingly it's free! A must.*Download *AppCleaner 2.0.5* in
Softonic
