Anyone know how to delete the Growl Mail plugin in OS X Mountain Lion?

Good! Got there in the end 🙂

pretty sure people from other countries use windows and an alt key on their macs, too. 😉

Meg St._Clair wrote:

Ha, no, I meant wasn't dragging it into the trash working!

Had not tried it. That's why I asked the question in the first place.

Some days I feel like I've been dragged and dropped! 😁

Thanks Colin, your solution worked for me. 🙂

Thanks Colin, that did the trick and the pesky "GrowlMail Plugin Disabled" alert is gone! 😎

Hi there,

I had the same problem and found this solution:

http://code.google.com/p/growlmail/downloads/detail?name=Uninstall%20GrowlMail.z ip&can=2&q=

This will uninstall the plugin (it requires an admin account).

Hope this helps.

Yann

Brilliant! Worked an absolute treat. Cheers

Great advice, thank you

There's an awesome app (AppCleaner) that deletes anything related to any app. It doesn't leave no folders nor files related to the app you're trying to delete, as with the normal deleting way of dragging out an app to the trash bin.

You can get it here, http://www.freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/

I use it everytime and it works for me. It will still ask you for your administrator password nonetheless, which is cool.

Personally, I like growl, it has worked beautifully in sync with ML notif center through Hiss. I'm happy with it and don't mind it at all. But I've got rid from some other apps with no secondary effects.

Hope it works for you if not found it yet (didn't read all of the posts). Greetings

Thanks ydo !

I had a similar issue where Mail kept popping up a message that it had disabled the mail.appetizer plug-in due to incompatibility. Clicking Go > Alt > Library, then going to Mail > Bundles revealed the mail.appetizer folder, which I promptly deleted. No more pop-up message. Thanks for unintentionally solving my problem.

Hi, I am suffering with the Mail Growl pop up message, I removed all Growl mail items manually but cannot find that pesky plug in.

I have been reading all these posts and been looking for the plug in to no avail, I want to tryyour solution but the part "clicking Go" I do not follow.

Where is the "Go" ?? that you click on..I would appreciate your help in directing me so I can get rid of the problem.

Thanks, Derek

Derek,

Colin is refering to the Go drop down menu.

Hope this helps, I had the same issue but now the warning is gone. Thanks Colin!

Thanks for the link Yann it worked a treat and was super easy, No more growlmail alert when opening Mail. Hooray