In Kodi wiki you can find notes about its complete uninstalling, telling about the importance to remove its service files.

However, we checked Mac for Kodi support files and discovered that the provided list is not complete. In this article, we will provide the steps on how to completely uninstall Kodi without leaving any leftovers behind.We used special tools called App Cleaner & Uninstaller and Funter from Nektony to check Mac for Kodi’s remaining files.Īdd-ons are a type of extensions that can be added to an application to extend its features.Kodi comes with a wide range of additional add-ons that provide even more benefits for the users. Here is how to uninstall add-ons in Kodi: However, you might not use some of the add-ons. In the left panel click on Add-ons → My Add-ons.

Click the Uninstall button in the right bottom corner.Īs we mentioned above, for a complete uninstallation of any application from Mac you need to clean up the Mac from its service files as well.This is especially important when you face a lack of free memory space on Mac’s hard drive. Uninstalling some apps completely, including Kodi, is one of the ways to free up space on your hard drive by freeing up some disk memory. Open Finder, go to the Applications folder and move the Kodi app into the Trash.įor this, click the OFF button in the left-bottom corner of the application’s window.For this, go to the Finder’s menu → click on Go → select Go to Folder… In the appeared search field type ~/Library and hit Go. Since each user might have a different number of support files, we recommend that you also check these folders for Kodi’s leftovers: They might be folders or separate files with the Kodi or XBMC word in their names: Here you need to check the following subfolders for Kodi’s leftovers and remove them. Instead of searching for Kodi’s support files manually, you can use a free tool to find hidden files on Mac, called Funter. Thanks to Funter, we also discovered a hidden folder ~/kodi located in the Home folder.

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