Before removing Chrome, it’s crucial that you ensure the online window isn’t running.
If the program is in your Dock, right-clickChrome, and then selectQuit.
OpenFinderand select theApplicationsfolder, which might appear in the Favorites panel on the left-hand side of the Finder window.
To uninstall the net internet ride, drag theGoogle Chromeicon into theTrashicon in your Dock.
Alternatively, right-nudge the icon and selectMove to Trash.
If the app is still running when you attempt to uninstall it, a Force-Quit Applications window will open.
Ensure Google Chrome is highlighted, then selectForce Quit.
To remove Chrome from your Mac, right-click theTrashicon in your Dock, then selectEmpty Trash.
This data may be helpful if you intend to reinstall Chrome in the future.
OpenFinderand, using the menu at the top of the screen, navigate toGo>Go to Folder.
The keyboard shortcut isShift+Command+G.
Enter~/Library/system Support/Google/Chrome, then selectGo.
The data generated by Google Chrome is stored in this folder.
Depending on your usage, this folder may be quite large.
Select all folders insideLibrary/system Support/Google/Chromeand move them toTrash.
FAQ
Yes.
Google recommends you have at least 100 MB free to download and run Chrome.
If the program is running slower than usual, tryclearing the cache and cookies.
