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Chris Messina
TrashMe — Uninstall your apps and clean your Mac
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TrashMe is a powerful uninstaller for the Mac with other great useful tools. TrashMe removes all the files left behind when you just drag an app to the trash (temporary files, caches, settings…).

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Reony T
I paid for CleanMyMac 3 and I'm very happy with it. But this seems like a nice cheaper light weight alternative.
Reony T
@raymondduke What? No!! Definitely not. Been featured on multiple sites with high reputation, including iMore: https://macpaw.com/cleanmymac
Raymond Duke
@megaroeny Hmm, I'm still skeptical. I had it on my Macbook Pro before and there were forced popups / notifications I couldn't remove via regular means. Getting featured on multiple sites isn't difficult -- it just takes $. I still have files on my laptop from CMM that I can't remove WITHOUT reinstalling CMM and using it again.
Andy Lima
@megaroeny @raymondduke Raymond — You're probably confusing CleanMyMac with MacKeeper — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma...
Reony T
@andylima @raymondduke I've never experienced ads or popups before in CleanMyMac, besides the one time prompt to allow the menu helper (which I love). If you're using the trial version, you will get prompted to upgrade if you want to use certain features or clean more than the trial cap lets you.
Matthew Ball
App cleaner is free
Riccardo Orlando
What are the differences with AppCleaner?
Chase
@riccardoricorl I've been using AppZapper for many years and it also does the same thing. However, it hasn't been updated in forever so looks like I'll be giving AppCleaner a try. Thanks!
Paul Aimé
Seems nice but AppCleaner already exists and it's free.