How to completely uninstall Logi Options+ on Mac
Dragging Logi Options+ to the Trash removes the app itself, but its support files, caches and settings stay on your Mac. Here is where they are and how to remove all of them.
Logi Options+ runs a background agent and an updater that are installed outside the app, so dragging the app to the Trash leaves them in place. The locations on this page are only the per-user files. The system components are best removed the way Logitech describes for your version.
Start with Logitech's own uninstall instructions for Logi Options+ on its support site, so the background components are removed properly. If you want to keep your button and gesture settings, sign in to a Logi account in the app and back them up first. After uninstalling, your mouse and keyboard keep working with the standard macOS behaviour.
com.logi.optionsplusRemove Logi Options+ by hand
- Quit Logi Options+. If it has a menu bar icon or runs in the background, quit that too.
- Open the Applications folder and drag Logi Options+ to the Trash.
- In Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder (Shift-Command-G), paste each location below, and move what you find to the Trash. Not every location exists for every version.
- Empty the Trash, then restart your Mac so nothing from Logi Options+ is left running.
Where Logi Options+ keeps its files
/Applications/logioptionsplus.app~/Library/Application Support/LogiOptionsPlus~/Library/Caches/com.logi.optionsplus~/Library/Preferences/com.logi.optionsplus.plist~/Library/Saved Application State/com.logi.optionsplus.savedState~/Library/Containers/com.logi.optionsplus~/Library/HTTPStorages/com.logi.optionsplus~/Library/WebKit/com.logi.optionsplus~/Library/Logs/LogiOptionsPlus
The quick way
Diskzy finds Logi Options+ and the files listed here, shows the size of each one, and moves them to the Trash together. Files that another app also uses are left alone.
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