Uninstaller
Uninstaller is a cleanup utility designed to remove applications and their associated files from macOS. Unlike dragging an app to the Trash, which leaves behind cache files, preferences, support data, and other remnants scattered across the Library folder, Uninstaller locates and removes these leftover files alongside the main application bundle. It is used by users who want to completely purge applications and recover disk space without leaving hidden traces behind. The app scans for app-related files across multiple Library locations and allows users to selectively remove them.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate that this Uninstaller app is an older Adobe HD Uninstaller utility (version 5.6.0.788, according to the doesitarm.com archive entry). That Adobe version does have a native ARM architecture build documented, but the bundle ID you are reporting (com.RemoSoftware.RemoRecoverO) suggests you may be using a different, unrelated uninstaller product from Remo Software rather than Adobe's. We could not find current information about Remo Software's Uninstaller in the search results. Given the lack of clarity, contact the publisher directly or visit their website to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is available. If Remo Software's version is Intel-only with no native build planned, you have alternatives: Pearcleaner is a free, actively maintained, open-source uninstaller that runs natively on Apple Silicon and offers similar deep-cleanup features; AppCleaner is another popular paid option with confirmed native support. Both are modern replacements that will work reliably through September 2028 when Rosetta 2 is removed.
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