Yet some installers include an uninstaller. That is counter-intuitive and you want to uninstall it, not install it. To uninstall some software you have to run the installer.
This simple technique for uninstalling apps is true only some of the time and it can also get you into trouble, leaving behind files and even causing problems because of items left behind. That is much simpler and easier than Windows. They say, open the Applications folder and click and drag the app to the Trash icon in the Dock. Mac users often point out the simplicity of the way OS X (or macOS) handles software, and how easy it is to uninstall it when you no longer want it. I will show six different cases where that is bad advice.
The standard advice to someone wanting to uninstall an app on the Apple Mac is to drag it to the Trash and the job’s done.
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