I backed up my home directory from Ubuntu 14.04, installed Ubuntu 18.04 on a new PC, then restored my home directory.
I went ahead and installed the native app following these instructions. Now I'm trying to remove the Chrome web app and I can't figure out how to uninstall it.
Both the Chrome app and the native app are showing up in my launcher – in fact, the Chrome app has an icon and the native app is missing its icon. But the Chrome app is not in Chrome's chrome://extensions page, so there's no option to uninstall.
I've searched my home directory for references to Postman (find ~ -iname "*postman*") and moved my ~/.config/Postman directory. This did remove my Postman history but did not remove the Postman Chrome app (not that I really expected it to).
How can I completely remove the Postman web app?
Edit
I fixed the missing icon image; the directions I followed had the wrong path for the icon image. The good news is that the old icon and the new have slightly different colouring, so I can tell them apart. But I'd still prefer to just have one.
Best Answer
Hover on any extension and click
manage extensionsand then search postman and choose remove.This will remove web app postman from Chrome.
edit 1: reply to comment.
If you can't see chrome extension, then click on any extension, then the
extensionmenu opens where you can search forPostman, then clickremove.