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THIS METHOD DOES NOT WORK.
The Dock is only a shortcut to applications and documents, thus dragging an application from the Stack will not uninstall it.
Normally it is more than enough to just drag the application from the actual Applications folder open in a Finder window to the Trash
If you want to delete all the files an application has left behind, small files in most cases, which don't slow down your Mac, then look for the "Uninstalling Applications in Mac OS X" guide on MacRumors.
TransparentFeces 4 weeks ago
dumb ass
lakpa96 1 year ago 4
does not work it is still there
drummerman247 1 year ago 2
dude, jeez, calm down, you're talking to fast
HabboPasiion 1 year ago
will this work for me because ive installed mac onta a pc and currently dualbooting with a windows 7 so will it work?
djmilo2 1 year ago