Dear reader,

I've used mailwasher on my pc and it works well.
I wanted to give it a go for the mac, but seeing as it's a lost case (is it?),
I wanted to remove the shareware version totally from my MacBook.
But removing it with all sorts of programs didn't quite work.
I mean it does remove most parts.
But when I reinstall, the settings are already set. Or rather kept from a previous installation. And the same goes for the shareware counter.
The counter counts from the first time I installed it.
Which means something was left on my MacBook.
And I don't like it. When I remove something, I want it to be totally gone.
Cleaned.

How can I accomplish this? I thought Macs didn't get cluttered, but if this happens every time a try a program, I am going to have a messy Mac.

Thank in advance for answering.

I have no clue what just happened... I am sure my message was attached to the last reply... ???

Here I go again...

Use AppZapper and when you want to remove some application, just drag over its icon to AppZapper's container and "Zaaap!!" your application along with all dependents will be - again - zapped! Wiped out... no traces left. Best of all, AppZapper will offer you so you can choose what to erase and what not.

Hope this helps, I know I found this little utility a wonderful helper when it comes to uninstalling applications on my new aluminum iMac. Yes, I am convert from Windows too... and I have to say I love it, I will never ever go back to Windows again.