Uninstaller
Uninstaller is an application removal tool, most likely from DXO or a similar vendor, that helps users completely uninstall Mac applications and remove associated leftover files—such as caches, preferences, support files, and launch agents—that dragging an app to Trash does not delete. The tool scans Library locations and system directories to locate all files tied to a specific application and safely removes them in batch, recovering storage space that would otherwise remain occupied by orphaned data. It is used by Mac users who want thorough app removal without manual file hunting.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate that a native Apple Silicon version of Uninstaller exists: a 2022 report from Does It ARM confirmed that version 5.6.0.788 is compiled for ARM64 architecture. However, the bundle ID you provided (com.dxo.nik3Installer) does not match the Adobe bundle ID shown in the search results (com.adobe.HDUninstaller), which suggests either the product may have been rebranded, acquired, or this may be a different uninstaller tool entirely. We recommend checking the vendor's website directly to confirm whether you have the current native version of this app. If you find that your installed copy is from an earlier Intel-only build, simply download the latest version from the vendor's website—the current release should already be native Apple Silicon. If the app is no longer actively maintained by its original vendor, consider alternatives like Pearcleaner (free, actively maintained, native, available at pearcleaner.com) or AppCleaner, both of which are confirmed to run natively on Apple Silicon and offer similar comprehensive app removal functionality.
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