Logmein Client Application For Mac
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What a horrific app experience. Can't recommend against this app enough. Anyway, I downloaded LogMeIn, hated it versus its competitors and went to uninstall it.
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Logmein App For Mac
I 'AppZapped' it, but noticed it was still in my status bar, even though it couldn't do anything. I have no idea how to uninstall it.
Their site has an article on how to uninstall, but despite it being available for Windows, Mac and Linux, they only have the article for Windows. After reading around, apparently there's an uninstaller app in the app's application folder. That was AppZapped. So I go to install it again, hopefully getting the uninstaller. It says no, I have a newer version installed. 
What a horrific app experience. Can't recommend against this app enough.
Free Application For Mac
Anyway, I downloaded LogMeIn, hated it versus its competitors and went to uninstall it. I 'AppZapped' it, but noticed it was still in my status bar, even though it couldn't do anything. I have no idea how to uninstall it. Their site has an article on how to uninstall, but despite it being available for Windows, Mac and Linux, they only have the article for Windows.