How can I uninstall MacKeeper from my Mac computer?

Uninstalling MacKeeper from your Mac computer is a straightforward process. First, you should open the MacKeeper app and quit it, if it's running, by right-clicking (or Ctrl+click) on the MacKeeper icon in the dock and selecting “Quit.” Next, open the "Applications" folder in Finder and locate the MacKeeper app. Drag the MacKeeper application to the Trash or right-click and choose "Move to Trash." Afterward, you might be prompted for your administrator password; enter it to proceed. Once moved to the Trash, click on the Finder menu and select “Empty Trash” to permanently remove MacKeeper from your system. If any residual files remain, you can use a dedicated uninstallation tool provided by MacKeeper or manually delete leftover files typically found in the Library folder. For a complete cleanup, ensure you remove any associated login items from System Preferences > Users & Groups and check for and delete any supporting files in ~/Library/Application Support/.