Error Code 3-007: How can Sony shovel garbage like this onto the market?

[pilotbob]

Originally Posted by mwheinz

In any case, 1Password is not a "system agent", it's a normal application - it doesn't get installed into /System/Library/LaunchAgents or LaunchDaemons, and doesn't add a kernel extension. (/System/Library/Extensions)

I really don't want to argue with you. But, directly from one passwords web site:

http://help.agile.ws/1Password/uninstall.html

See the bottom where is says:

Removing 1PasswordAgent LaunchAgent

Move the Library > LaunchAgents > ws.agile.1PasswordAgent.plist file to the Trash and then restart your Mac.


However no, there are not kexts.


BOb

[mwheinz]

Originally Posted by pilotbob

I really don't want to argue with you. But, directly from one passwords web site:
Move the Library > LaunchAgents > ws.agile.1PasswordAgent.plist file to the Trash and then restart your Mac.

Yes, Bob - I know. We aren't arguing, you don't understand what I'm saying. Looking back over the thread, I see that I wasn't very clear, so that's my fault.

Any time you get software in one of those "pkg" files, the one's that look like a cardboard box? It's a good bet that it's making changes to the Mac OS.

[pilotbob]

Originally Posted by mwheinz

Yes, Bob - I know. We aren't arguing, you don't understand what I'm saying. Looking back over the thread, I see that I wasn't very clear, so that's my fault.

Any time you get software in one of those "pkg" files, the one's that look like a cardboard box? It's a good bet that it's making changes to the Mac OS.

Oh yes, I totally agree with that. The packager usually contains preflight and postflight scripts that add stuff like we are talking about which is why they usually want your admin credentials.

But, it is certainly fully possible to remove those things manually if you know what was added and what you are doing.

BOb