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Uninstall / Remove OSX Mail Plugins

By Tech Writer • • 1 min read
Remove the Mail plugin System-wide
  1. Quit Mail
  2. Open Finder, press Command+Shift+G, go to the following path: 
    /Library/Mail/Bundles/
  3. Select the plugin to remove, right-click and Move to Trash
  4. You can now open Mail and the plugin will be removed
  Remove the Mail plugin for a single User
  1. Quit Mail
  2. Open Finder, press Command+Shift+G, go to the following path: 
    ~/Library/Mail/Bundles/
  3. Select the plugin to remove, right-click and Move to Trash
  4. You can now open Mail and the plugin will be removed
  Credits: http://osxdaily.com/2014/02/05/uninstall-mail-app-plugin-mac-os-x/
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