

One of the weaknesses of macOS has always been its lack of innate ability to uninstall apps, although granted, App Store apps are relatively easy to remove. Clicking on the "Developer website" will bring you not to a page for "Uninstaller sensei," but to a product called "Pocket cleaner." (?) In a funny way, that's OK, because I would never use any product with "sensei" in the name. It talks about something called "Spider" (er, huh?) which will "remove app very easy as usual." Oh-kay. The rambling Overview above reads like it came from Google Translate, when Google Translate was infected with COVID and going down for the count. Remove apps with Spider just move app to trashĮvery so often, here on our beloved MacUpdate, there's a product that I would avoid like the plague, but is good for some cheap laughs.Also, you can completely remove Safari extensions, plugins and installed preferences panes.

Include in the apps list default apps, utilities or just installed utilities add to list. You can customize the list of desired apps. Spider remove all files automatically in background and notify when app removed or you can setup notifications behavior disable, removing notifications. Now remove app very easy as usual move app to trash and that’s all. Now don’t need to remove app use Uninstaller sensei select app from apps list or moving app into circle - now need just in Preferences window enable Spider. You can remove installed apps or uninstall just dragging it or enable Spider and usually move app to trash, and Spider take cares about everything. Uninstaller sensei is an app for complete removal of applications and files that are associated with them.
