Uninstaller
Uninstaller is a utility for completely removing applications from macOS, including all associated support files, caches, preferences, plugins and launch agents that ordinarily remain scattered across the ~/Library directory after dragging an app to Trash. The tool is designed for users who want to fully clean up their system and recover storage space from old application remnants. It performs thorough scans of system locations to identify and safely remove all artifacts tied to a particular application.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate that Uninstaller has a native Apple Silicon build — architecture analysis confirms it includes an ARM64 executable. However, the app comes from Formac, a vendor whose recent development activity is not clearly documented in the search results we gathered. Given that we are now in May 2026 with Rosetta 2 removal scheduled for September 2028 (approximately 27 months away), there is still reasonable time, but you should verify the current state of this tool. Check the Formac website or contact Formac directly to confirm that they continue to ship native builds and are actively maintaining this app through the September 2028 deadline. If you find that Formac is no longer active or has not updated the app in some time, consider switching to Pearcleaner (pearosclean.com), a free, actively maintained alternative that is fully native to Apple Silicon and includes similar deep-cleaning features plus additional functionality like Homebrew integration and automatic uninstall helpers.
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