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How To Uninstall Screensavers
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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How do I uninstall screen savers that I do not want to use anymore?
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Look int the ~/library folder you should see a folder called screen savers, go into that and trash what you don't want. Please note that there's also a /library/screen savers folder.
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Michael
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What ^ ^ said… then you could also use AppZapper to do it so…
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Ok thanks, I thought thats what you do, but I didn't want to break anything.
What is AppZapper?
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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A cool little application that let's you uninstall apps in a supposedly more "complete" way.
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Linkinus is king.
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Any free alternatives?
I thought when you dragged something to the trashbin that was it?
Not so?
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Originally Posted by buzlink 
I thought when you dragged something to the trashbin that was it?
For most applications and for screensavers that's it. If an application comes with an uninstaller you should use that instead though.
You are not going to break anything by trashing a screensaver.
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