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Uninstall

Keep your cache and config

brew uninstall --cask ofem

This removes the app and the LaunchAgent. Your local cache, sign-in state, and config stay on disk so a future re-install picks up where you left off.

Remove everything

brew uninstall --cask --zap ofem

The --zap flag also deletes:

  • ~/Library/Application Support/dev.debruyn.ofem/ — config, install ID, daemon socket
  • ~/Library/Caches/dev.debruyn.ofem/ — cached blobs and SQLite metadata
  • ~/Library/Logs/dev.debruyn.ofem/ — daemon logs
  • The shared App Group container under ~/Library/Group Containers/
  • Per-account mount folders under ~/Library/CloudStorage/OneLake-*/

The cached Keychain items (one per account) are removed by the daemon's normal account remove flow; if you skipped that and want them gone too, search the Keychain Access app for "dev.debruyn.ofem" and delete the matches.

Revoke OFEM's access in your tenant

Removing the app does not revoke OFEM's OAuth grant in your Microsoft Entra tenant. To do that:

  1. Open https://myapplications.microsoft.com.
  2. Find "OneLake File Explorer for macOS".
  3. Click "Manage", then "Revoke".

Until you revoke, the app remains visible in your account's "My Apps" list even if it isn't installed anywhere.