When deleting applications that we have installed on our computer, depending on their origin (Mac App Store or other sources) we have two different ways to erase them. The applications installed from the Apple application store, we can drag them directly to the trash from the Launchad, but not those that we have installed from other sources.
To delete these apps, we must do it from the Finder, following the same procedure. If you usually install many applications on your Mac to test, the task of eliminating them becomes a nuisance depending on their origin, so the best option to manage their deletion is an application that allows us to delete them in the same way.
TrashMe is an application that allows us to delete each and every one of the applications installed on our computer, along with each and every one of the files that have been installed with it in a very simple way regardless of its origin: by dragging it into the application.
What can we do with TrashMe
- Drag and drop an app to uninstall it
- Select the application we want to remove from a list.
- Uninstall other components (widget, preferences panel, etc.)
- Protect default apps, open apps, or any other app.
- It invites us to empty the trash every time we delete an application.
- Manage a list of favorite apps and store registration information
- Clear the system cache.
- Forces the trash to be deleted when it is bugged and its contents are not deleted.
- Delete junk files (Desktop.ini, Thumbs.db, etc.)
- QuickLook function to preview related files
- History of deleted files.
TrashMe is priced at 6,99 euros on the Mac App StoreIt requires OS X 10.7, a 64-bit processor and is translated into Spanish, so the language will not be a problem to quickly get hold of it.