Uninstaller
Uninstaller is an application removal utility for macOS, distributed by Lexmark, that helps users completely uninstall software and associated files. It scans for and removes application bundles along with their related support files, caches, preferences, and other remnants left behind after standard deletion. The tool is designed for users who want to thoroughly clean their systems of unwanted applications rather than simply dragging them to the Trash, where orphaned files often remain.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate confusion about which "Uninstaller" app is being referenced. A does-it-arm.com entry shows an Adobe Uninstaller (com.adobe.HDUninstaller) with native Apple Silicon support as of version 5.6.0.788, but that is a different product than the Lexmark-distributed Uninstaller (com.lexmark.Uninstaller). We could not locate definitive current information about the status of the Lexmark Uninstaller specifically or whether a native Apple Silicon build has been released for it. If you rely on this app, contact Lexmark support directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build exists and whether one is planned before macOS 28 arrives in September 2028, since an Intel-only build will cease to launch on that release. As a more actively maintained alternative with confirmed native Apple Silicon support, consider Pearcleaner, a free open-source uninstaller built entirely in Swift that supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. AppCleaner is another established option that has received native Apple Silicon updates. Both tools scan and remove app bundles and their associated support files comprehensively.
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