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A step by step guide to removing GlobalProtect from a Mac with Palo Alto's installer package or uninstall_gp.sh, then checking for the system extension, VPN settings, launch agents and Library files it can leave behind.
A step by step guide to removing Google Drive for desktop from a Mac: saving Lost and Found and offline files, disconnecting accounts, and clearing DriveFS, containers and the login item.
A step by step guide to removing Spotify from a Mac with Spotify's own quick and clean reinstall steps, plus the Library leftovers, login items and a final check.
A step by step guide to removing Roblox and Roblox Studio from a Mac, including the logs, preference files, caches and Studio recovery files the Trash leaves behind.
A step by step guide to removing Dropbox from a Mac: sign out safely, quit and delete the app, clear its leftovers, and keep your synced and online-only files.
A step by step guide to removing Java from a Mac: Oracle's runtime with its Uninstall Tool or Terminal commands, every JDK from Oracle, Temurin, Homebrew, SDKMAN or an IDE, and a final check.
A step by step guide to removing Parallels Desktop from a Mac: find and back up your virtual machines, release the licence, clear leftover files and helpers, then check the space you got back.
A step by step guide to removing Microsoft 365 and Office 2024 or 2021 from a Mac: the vendor's method, the Outlook backup, the containers and licensing helper it leaves, when to keep AutoUpdate, and a check that nothing is still running.
A step by step guide to removing paid Adobe Acrobat and free Acrobat Reader from a Mac, covering Acrobat Uninstaller, AcroCleaner, Library leftovers, the ARMDC updater, browser extensions and the default PDF app.
A step by step guide to removing Grammarly from a Mac: the Grammarly Desktop app, its background helpers, the Safari app and browser extensions, the old Word add-in, Accessibility access and the Superhuman Go rename.
Remove Creative Cloud from a Mac in Adobe's order: uninstall each app, run the Creative Cloud Uninstaller, fix the error that says apps are still installed, then clear leftover folders and login items.
Remove Steam from a Mac with Valve's method, keep or delete your games and saves, clear the launch agent and helper files it leaves behind, and confirm the space you got back.