Uninstaller
Uninstaller is a utility tool used to remove applications from macOS and clean up the associated files and support data they leave behind. When you delete an app by dragging it to Trash, remnants such as preference files, caches, containers, and launch agents often remain scattered throughout the system. Uninstaller is designed to locate and remove these leftover files completely, helping users recover disk space and maintain a cleaner system. It is typically used by people who regularly install and remove applications and want to ensure no traces are left behind.
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1 suggestionThe Uninstaller tool has reported native Apple Silicon support in its technical metadata (version 5.6.0.788 shows ARM architecture support), and it may have been updated on other Macs in our community. However, we do not have an explicit confirmation that this app is currently shipping as a native build by default. Before the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2, contact Epson directly to confirm the current distribution method and whether the native build you need is available through the regular installer or requires a specific update channel. If you find that Epson is no longer actively maintaining this tool, consider switching to a modern native alternative like Pearcleaner or AppCleaner — both are actively maintained, run natively on Apple Silicon, and provide the same core functionality of locating and removing app leftovers, caches, and support files. These alternatives ensure you will have a working uninstaller even after macOS 28 ships.
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