How to delete apps on mac that won't delete?

How to delete apps on Mac? you may want to explore a more manual approach. Manual Finder Cleanup is a straightforward method for removing apps and associated files from your Mac.

Manual Finder Cleanup: How to delete apps on Mac

1. Locate the App Folder: Open the Finder and navigate to the Applications folder, which is usually found in the dock or by clicking on the Go menu and selecting Applications. Find the app you want to delete and note its location.

2. Identify Associated Files: Look for the app's associated files, usually located in the following directories:

   /Library/Application Support/: Preference files and other support data.

   /Library/Preferences/: Configuration files and settings.

   ~/Library/Application Support/: User-specific preference files.

3. Delete the App: Right-click (or control-click) on the app and select Move to Trash to delete it.

4. Remove Associated Files: Manually search for and delete the associated files you identified in step 2. You can also use the Finder's search function to locate these files and remove them.

5. Empty the Trash: After deleting the app and associated files, right-click (or control-click) on the Trash icon in the dock and select Empty Trash to permanently remove them.

Tips for a Complete Cleanup:

Make sure to remove any associated files and folders to prevent the app from reappearing.

If the app has a companion file, such as a preferences file, delete it as well.

If you're unsure about deleting a particular file or folder, you can always skip it and consult online resources for further guidance.