Advanced Uninstall Manager 3.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesAdvanced Uninstall Manager 3.1 for Mac is an application uninstaller from Systweak Software. Dragging an app onto its window does more than move it to the Trash: the tool scans for the preferences, caches, support files and other data the app left scattered around your system, and removes everything together in a single click.
It is useful for anyone who tests a lot of software or whose Mac has slowed down under years of half-removed apps. Alongside uninstalling, it lists the programs that launch at login so you can disable the ones you do not need and shorten boot times. Advanced Uninstall Manager is paid software sold through the Mac App Store, and it requires macOS 10.11 or later; the developer's site links to the current App Store listing and pricing.
Key Features
- Drag-and-drop uninstalling that removes an app and all its associated files
- Scans and presents a categorised list of installed apps and startup programs
- Login item manager to disable unnecessary startup apps and improve boot time
- Keeps a history of removed applications, with details for each uninstall
- Protects native system apps so important macOS components are not removed
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Follow the developer's link to the Mac App Store and purchase and install the app from there.
- Launch Advanced Uninstall Manager, drag in the app you want gone, review the related files found and confirm the uninstall.
Is Advanced Uninstall Manager free?
No. It is a paid app sold on the Mac App Store with a one-time price rather than a subscription. Check the App Store listing linked from the official site for the current price in your region.
Why not just drag apps to the Trash?
Dragging to the Trash removes the app bundle but usually leaves behind preferences, caches and support files. This tool finds and removes those leftovers too, which is the main reason to use it.
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