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Safely Remove Firefox from my MBP
Somewhere in the process of trying/failing to download Adobe Flash Player to my MBP, i added Firefox to it. I will live without Flash but want to get Firefox safely deleted from my MBP. I am a newbie to macs on top of being computer illiterate so please be simple. I do know enough to think I need more than drag it to the trash in order to prevent any problems for my mac sometime in the future.
Thank you for any assistance you can be, |
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Best way to FULLY DELETE a program |
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Oh, I want it to be as simple as dragging to the trash. My problem is I read in these forums too much where if you do that you leave behind little traces of something that could cause you problems down the road so just trying to do it right at this point.
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one thing i would also suggest, is to goto your User Library Folder.
If your on Snow Leopard click on the Go link in Finder menu bar and choose Library or in Lion/Mt Lion Option Click GO from the finder menu bar and select library open Application Support located FireFox and delete the Firefox folder. it will remove all the settings, profiles, and etc stuff firefox had before so if you were to install it again it would be fresh |
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Or click anywhere on the desktop so you're in Finder or open a new finder window and press these quick keys SHIFT COMMAND G and type in ~/Library and it will also lead you to your User Library Folder |
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My suggestion is different.
Keep Firefox around as an "alternative browser". Now and then, you may encounter a problem with Safari at a certain page or website. In that case, you can try the same page in Firefox -- it may work, when Safari does not. |
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