I thought I had uninstalled Growl, but when I play songs on iTunes it notifies me when songs change, which annoys me to no end! Is there any way I can make this little nuisance disappear? Thank you friends! Help is greatly appreciated. 
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Growl is making my blood pump a little faster than it should
- Thread starter pricklypear
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The iTunes preferences or Growl preferences? I checked in the iTunes preferences, and I can't figure out how/where to turn that off. I've searched through my HD and there is no Growl to be found. It literally popped up out of nowhere, I have never used it before.
I had an app like that...I HATE THEM!!!!
anyways, it is usually in the system preferences when it is on your system.
anyways, it is usually in the system preferences when it is on your system.
System pref ?> Growl > Applications tab > Itunes > Config
or un-tick it in the menu area to stop ALL notifications
or un-tick it in the menu area to stop ALL notifications
<Stupid Question>
You sure its Growl and not something like SizzlingKeys or another iTunes controller app?
</Stupid Question>
You sure its Growl and not something like SizzlingKeys or another iTunes controller app?
</Stupid Question>
Hmm, I've never heard of SizzlingKeys...unless it secretly downloaded itself it probably isn't that. It's strange though, because I swear, I deleted Growl. It came back to haunt me!
What was the resolution to this?
If you're still looking for a solution, this works.
1) DL AppCleaner.
2) Click on "Others"
3) Select Growl.prefpane
4) AppCleaner will now search for anything related to Growl.prefpane (I came up with 7 items)
5) Allow AppCleaner to clean those files out.
6) Empty your trash bin. (This action could not be completed because certain Growl components were still running)
7) Reboot and re-empty the trash bin.
8) Problem solved. Growl gone!
If you're still looking for a solution, this works.
1) DL AppCleaner.
2) Click on "Others"
3) Select Growl.prefpane
4) AppCleaner will now search for anything related to Growl.prefpane (I came up with 7 items)
5) Allow AppCleaner to clean those files out.
6) Empty your trash bin. (This action could not be completed because certain Growl components were still running)
7) Reboot and re-empty the trash bin.
8) Problem solved. Growl gone!