AppZapper, a long-running Mac uninstaller known for removing apps and leftover files, returns as a revamped product called AppZapper 3000. Developers present it as a faster way to delete not just the application but also related system and user data that can remain after a standard deletion.
Across outlets, the app is described as requiring Full Disk Access to locate all files. Users install the app, then drag and drop an application into AppZapper 3000 and use a “Zap All” action to remove the app and associated items. MacRumors also notes a renewed design, updated functionality, theme options, and a macOS-focused approach meant to work better with modern security requirements; 9to5Mac frames the return as filling a gap for thorough uninstalling on macOS.
The update is positioned as debuting around AppZapper’s 20th anniversary, with macOS 15 or later support cited for AppZapper 3000. Both sources describe a return after a hiatus, with the new version intended to modernize the uninstall experience for current macOS systems.
