The company even maintains download links for previous versions, which allowed us to connect to an early 2005 Power Mac G5 stuck on Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.8—just the kind of trustworthy relic a.
| # these are reconstructed from a shell session without runnig them, so make |
| # sure you check that it's a sane thing to do before running it, I make no |
| # guarantees of fitness, and accept no liability. Run at your own risk. |
| sudo launchctl remove com.snap.SnapCameraRemover |
| rm -r ~/Library/Caches/Snap/ |
| rm -r ~/Library/Caches/com.snap.SnapCamera/ |
| rm -r ~/Library/Preferences/Snap/ |
| rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.snap.SnapCamera.plist |
| rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.snap.Snap Camera.plist |
| sudo rm -rf /Applications/Snap Camera.app/ |
| # my camera didn't work again until I ran this one: |
| sudo rm -r /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/SnapCamera.plugin |
| # if this doesn't work for you, know that the 'Snap Camera 1.0.0.pkg' installer |
| # is just a tape archive, so you can `tar -xf Snap Camera 1.0.0.pkg` and then |
| # start analyzing the files, which is how I figured it out. To analyze them, |
| # I used `file whatever_file` to discover that most of them are just gzipped, |
| # and then I would do `mv whatever_file whatever_file.gz` so that I could |
| # `gunzip whatever_file.gz`, at which point I could open it in my editor. |
| # The relevant one for me was `Scripts`, which, after gunzipping, |
| # turned out to be a shell script that contained the install locations. |
commented Dec 19, 2018
Thank you! This worked for me. I first tried removing Snap Camera by moving it from the Applications folder (in Finder) into the Trash. But that didn't cleanly remove it; I could still see 'Snap Camera' in my cameras list. These instructions cleaned up the rest for me. |
commented Jan 25, 2019
Mac Os X Leopard
Thanks! |
commented Jan 29, 2019
I still don't understand what im supposed to do to get the snap cam off of my Mac |
commented Mar 8, 2019 • edited
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Snap Assist For Mac Os X 10 13 Download
Instructions provided by snap: launchctl remove com.snap.AssistantService rm ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.snap.AssistantService.plist rm -r ~/Library/Caches/Snap/Snap Camera rm -r ~/Library/Preferences/Snap/Snap Camera osascript -e 'do shell script 'launchctl remove com.snap.SnapCameraRemover; rm /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.snap.SnapCameraRemover.plist; rm -r /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/SnapCamera.plugin; exit 0' with administrator privileges' Source: |