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How to uninstall Google Antigravity on a Mac

Remove the Antigravity editor, its two settings folders, a 347 MB cache, and the Google updater it may share with other Google apps.

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How do I uninstall Antigravity on a Mac?

  1. Quit Antigravity and move it from Applications to the Trash. Ours, version 2.22.0, was 460 MB.
  2. Move both ~/Library/Application Support/Antigravity (235 MB) and ~/Library/Application Support/Antigravity IDE (57 MB) to the Trash.
  3. Move ~/Library/Caches/com.google.antigravity (347 MB) and the smaller com.google.antigravity-ide caches to the Trash.
  4. Remove ~/.antigravity, ~/Library/Logs/Antigravity, and the preferences and HTTPStorages entries named com.google.antigravity.

Should I remove Google's updater too?

Only if no other Google app remains. Our Mac also had Chrome, which uses the same GoogleUpdater. See uninstall Chrome.

Why are there two Antigravity folders?

On our Mac the app had kept data under two names, Antigravity and Antigravity IDE, probably from a rename between versions. Both are the same app's data.

Common questions

How do I completely uninstall Antigravity on Mac?

Move it to the Trash, then remove both Application Support folders, its caches, logs and ~/.antigravity.

Is it safe to delete GoogleUpdater?

Only when no other Google apps, such as Chrome, are installed.

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