October 16, 2008
Uninstall Inquisitor and/or Glims
Recently I’ve giving Glims a try. Even though it tries to combine what Inquisitor and Saft both do into one single free application, I was very disappointed in the ease of use and look.
Before trying Glims, I had to uninstall (remove) Inquisitor that was already running on my version of Webkit and Safari. To do this, I opened up terminal and typed the following commands (with my password that is):
sudo rm -rf /Library/InputManagers/Inquisitor/
sudo rm -rf /Library/Receipts/inquisitor*
sudo rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Inquisitor/
After couple hours of use, I wanted to switch back to Inquisitor, which meant that I had to remove Glims. To do that action, I pulled up terminal, yet again, and typed the follow:
sudo rm -rf /Library/InputManagers/Glims/
sudo rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Glims/
That should take care of everything, leaving my computer nice and clean.