Uninstall 石墨文档 on Mac

Open important 石墨文档 in the web app and save any local exports before removing the Mac client. The test did not sign in. The September 20, 2026 record covers the app copied from the official package.

Quit and remove the app

Quit 石墨文档 and move its Mac app to Trash. Do not confuse this document client with the unrelated Shimo VPN product or erase similarly named VPN data. The official page has more product information.

Review the app’s data

The cask lists ~/Library/Application Support/com.shimo.desktop.main, exact preferences and saved state. The bundle-ID support folder was observed; an empty Application Support/shimo name match did not establish ownership and was left alone.

If you installed it with Homebrew

The Homebrew cask has its own --zap list. brew uninstall --cask shimonote removes the cask without that list; brew uninstall --cask --zap shimonote also acts on its listed data without consulting Mole’s checkboxes. Zap lists the exact document-client ID, not a generic Shimo family. Mole also suppresses zap if its list would cross an unchecked, shared, unknown, or unsupported path; selected remnants still follow Mole’s own deletion path.

brew uninstall --cask shimonote

Check the result

These commands inspect the running process and one relevant location. They do not remove anything:

pgrep -il "石墨文档"
ls -ld "$HOME/Library/Application Support/com.shimo.desktop.main"

No pgrep match means no process with that name is running; a match needs identification before quitting anything. A listed path still exists, while an ls “No such file” error means only that exact path is absent. A permission error is inconclusive.

What Mole lists

Mole selects the exact com.shimo.desktop.main support row by default when safely owned. A bare shimo display-name folder is review-only and does not become a reason to touch Shimo VPN.

What this test covered

On September 20, 2026, the official-package app was removed without signing in. The exact bundle-ID Application Support row was selected; cloud documents and offline editing were not verified.