Apple (computer, not fruit)

• Apple (computer, not fruit) by Chavster on 20 Sep, 2011 04:01
• Would any of you happen to know how I can completely remove a program(me) from an iMac without having to buy software to do it?
  
  I want to delete Firefox from my computer. Its crap.
• #1 by Chavster on 20 Sep, 2011 05:18
• Its ok, I think I figured it out
• #2 by tomgallagher on 20 Sep, 2011 06:13
• There are a lot of people swear by Firefox (not me). What didn't you like about it.?
• #3 by -Doug- on 20 Sep, 2011 06:31
• I've had a good experience with Google Chrome on the mac for what it's worth.
• #4 by Chavster on 20 Sep, 2011 07:03
• I tried that but I didnt like it all that much I want to try using Safari, but I'm still trying to figure out how to import all my bookmarks
  
  Have you tried Opera? That seems quite good. Basic but good. With Firefox, I keep getting the spinning beach ball of death, and its freaking me out, because the last time I kept getting that, my hard drive crashed a couple of days later.
• #5 by TheSlyBear on 20 Sep, 2011 08:19
• Firefox for Mac is unfortunately pretty weak. I use Safari and Chrome and they seem rock solid.
• #6 by Chavster on 20 Sep, 2011 08:53
• Thanks Maybe I'll give Chrome another try if you both think its good
• #7 by bennett11 on 14 Oct, 2011 05:47
• Quote from: Chavster on 20 Sep, 2011 04:01

  Would any of you happen to know how I can completely remove a program(me) from an iMac without having to buy software to do it?
  
  I want to delete Firefox from my computer. Its crap.
  

  
  For most part simply drag the program icon to trash.  There are programs that will delete some related files in other locations.  One of them is Apptrap - free download. 
  
  I have all the browsers that have been mentioned plus more.  I use safari as it syncs with many other apple programs nicely.
• #8 by Chavster on 14 Oct, 2011 06:50
• I need to start using Safari more. I dont know why I got into the habit of using FF.