Uninstaller
Uninstaller is a utility application for removing software from macOS. It is designed to delete applications completely, including associated cache files, preference files, support libraries, and other leftover files that remain after simply dragging an app to the Trash. This tool is used by Mac users who want to reclaim disk space and prevent abandoned application files from cluttering their system or interfering with performance. The app provides a streamlined way to clean up all dependencies related to an installed application in one operation.
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1 suggestionThe search results indicate you have Adobe's Uninstaller tool (bundle ID com.adobe.HDUninstaller), which ships natively on Apple Silicon. Adobe confirmed native support in version 5.6.0.788 and later. If your copy is running under Rosetta, simply update Adobe Creative Cloud, and the latest Creative Cloud management system will automatically deliver the native Apple Silicon build of Adobe Uninstaller alongside other Adobe tools. Launch Creative Cloud, check for updates, and restart. Alternatively, if you installed Adobe apps individually without the Creative Cloud manager, visit adobe.com and download the current version of whichever Adobe product you need — the installer will pull the native Uninstaller as a dependency. You should see improved performance and battery life on M-series Macs once the native build is active.
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