How the Zoom macOS installer does its job without you clicking ‘install’

Re:How the Zoom macOS installer does its job without you cli... by angott on Tuesday March 31, 2020 @05:29PM (#22742826)

You can also use “brew cask zap zoomus” to remove preference files, browser plugins, logs.

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Re:How the Zoom macOS installer does its job without you cli... by a-wu on Tuesday March 31, 2020 @05:30PM (#22742836)

Does this also work for non-brew installs?

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Re:How the Zoom macOS installer does its job without you cli... by szhu on Tuesday March 31, 2020 @06:23PM (#22743367)

Homebrew Cask's uninstall scripts are basically a community-maintained "best guess" at to how to full uninstall each piece of software. It's generally pretty reliable, and I do use it to remove non-brew installs sometimes.

Note: I have contributed casks to Homebrew Cask before.

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Re:How the Zoom macOS installer does its job without you cli... by angott on Wednesday April 01, 2020 @12:02AM (#22745526)

You can add `--force` and zap will also work on non-brew installs. The paths are community-contributed, so watch out (you can print the paths with `brew cask cat <name>`).

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