If you’re relatively new to the Mac, it may not be immediately obvious as to how you would delete an app—after all, OS X doesn’t come with any sort of uninstaller like Windows does. Removing apps from ...

Deleting applications on your Mac is a simple process that can help you free up valuable storage space and optimize your system’s performance. Whether you’re looking to remove an app you no longer use ...

How to delete Safari, Mail, Photo Booth, Facetime and other default apps Here’s how you can get rid of the default apps on Mac OS X. This includes Safari, Facetime, Photo Booth, Mail, Stickies and ...

With industry standard software titles like Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access, Microsoft Office can be a useful suite of tools for a small business to have on hand. But Office is not the only ...

If you have ever stumbled upon apps that open in your face as soon as you log into your Mac, you know how unwelcoming they can get. Such apps, also known as startup programs, are intentionally present ...

NOTE: In macOS Monterey and later, Other storage was renamed System Data. Here’s how to delete System Data on a Mac. Storage space on your Mac is precious, especially if you have a 128GB or 256GB SSD.

If you're used to the Windows environment, you may be accustomed to using the mouse or trackpad to right-click when you want to delete an item. However, things are a bit different when using a Mac.

As popular as it is, Chrome causes problems on Macs. If you're having difficulties with your Mac running slowly, Chrome update routines and support libraries may be the culprit — again. Here's how to ...

You can delete saved passwords on a Mac by opening the Keychain Access app. Any password that's used to access an application on your Mac can be saved to Keychain ...