Can’t find an app on your Mac? Pinpoint it with System Information<article>
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<p>While software programs usually live in the Applications folder in macOS, they can be found all over the place. That’s because some apps are really tiny utilities that applications or services require and which shouldn’t be launched by a user. Others have to be in a particular folder to be accessible by Safari or other software.</p><p>If you’re trying to clean out unneeded and unwanted apps, or are engaged in a 32-bit purge—see
our article on the need for that in the upcoming macOS 10.15—you can use System Information to help.</p><figure class="large "><img src="
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Can’t find an app on your Mac? Pinpoint it with System Information
