Uninstaller
Uninstaller is an application uninstallation utility designed to completely remove software from macOS by tracking down and deleting not only the main application bundle but also associated cache files, preference files, library containers, plugins and other support files scattered across the system. It targets users who want to fully clean their Mac after uninstalling an application without leaving behind hidden remnants that consume storage and potentially compromise privacy. The app scans system Library directories to identify all artifacts related to a given application and consolidates them for removal.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate significant confusion: the app name "Uninstaller" with bundle ID "dreamsecurity.Uninstaller" appears to be different from the Adobe HD Uninstaller (com.adobe.HDUninstaller) mentioned in one of the results. However, the doesitarm.com reference to "Uninstaller" v5.6.0.788 shows an ARM native version exists. If this is indeed the Adobe HD Uninstaller, it already ships with native Apple Silicon support — verify by checking the app's About or version screen. If this is a third-party uninstaller from another vendor, contact the developer directly to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is available or planned. Given that we are now 27 months away from macOS 28's September 2028 release, you have time to investigate, but if the tool you rely on does not have a native build on the horizon, consider switching to a maintained alternative like Pearcleaner, which is free, actively developed, and confirmed to run natively on Apple Silicon across both Intel and M-series Macs.
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