I want to remove what Skype identifies as "Tell you friends what you are feeling . . . ." One person on the Skype community said I could rename a file, but he thought I was on a PC. I am using OS10.7.4, and Skype is functioning OK.

There is indeed a file called keyval.db.

Before you change anything quit Skype first.

The file is located in: /Users/%current_user_name%/Library/Application Support/Skype/%Skype_User%/keyval.db
You can rename this file, or drag it into the trash.

Close the finder window and start Skype again.
keyval.db will be rebuilt when you start Skype.

If all is okay, you can empty your trash.

With deleting the:

/Users/%current_user_name%/Library/Application Support/Skype/ folder you also delete all contacts etc.
I would recommend to only delete or rename:

/Users/%current_user_name%/Library/Application Support/Skype/%Skype_User%/keyval.db

Thank you for your help, it worked.

MacOs Sierra, user-user name folder- Application Support-Skype-'your skype name'-keyval.db

Simple I deleted. Next time when open the Skype, mood messages disappeared.

Hello,

I had the same problem with finding this file.

There's no such file in Mac OS X version of Skype. But there's a directory for your Skype user account in /Users/%current_user_name%/Library/Application Support/Skype/

try:

1. quitting Skype
2. renaming old folder
3. signing into the Skype

I used the method above. Although the mood history was removed from my Skype, they are still showing on other user's home page. Is there a way to remove the mood history permanently?