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Is there an easy way to remove icons of old programs from Launchpad? Why can't we just right click on them and delete them as we can with the dock icons? For that matter, why do we even have Launchpad when there's a perfectly fine dock in use? Why do we need these redundancies?
iMac, macOS High Sierra (10.13.6)
Did you try this from that link?
Drag the icon or icons to the dock, then right click the icon on dock, select "option" - "show in finder", system will open a window to show you where the app located, then you can just threw it/them to the Trash.
Did you try this from that link?
Drag the icon or icons to the dock, then right click the icon on dock, select "option" - "show in finder", system will open a window to show you where the app located, then you can just threw it/them to the Trash.
To remove a Mac App Store app that appears in Launchpad
Follow these steps while you are logged in with an administrator account:
Note: If you do not see an "x" button, either the app is not from the Mac App Store or you are logged in as a standard user.
Click "Delete" in the confirmation dialog to delete the app.
How to remove an icon from launchpad that does not appear in the Finder? - Ask Different
Thanks but there are no X's visible. I can get the icons to wiggle, but no X's are extant.
That works, thanks.
Great news, you're welcome. 🙂
Remove old app icons from Launchpad?
