Since we have been coding an uninstalling tool to help Mac users for many years, we know all about the applications’ temporary files.To completely uninstall Android Studio, you have to find and remove all of its remaining files.When you remove apps into the Trash, these service files remain on your Mac and occupy disk space. Any application on Mac, including Android Studio, creates tons of service files.I'll update when a Apple Silicon optimized Android Studio comes out.Important notes about uninstalling Android Studio from Mac M1 chips are cool (in a temperature sense), but currently slow. CPU Temperatures: 88 to 92C(+hot air blowing out 😅) VS.MacBook Pro 2.3GHz 8‑core Intel Core i9 VS.gradlew assembleDebug takes after a warm up of the same (. The compile times are the least of my worries (see bottom section).Random freezes which require app restart.Very slow typing and clicking sometimes (general lag).Very slow indexing/ navigation around the code base.I also use a physical device to dedicate more mac resources to the IDE. I keep telling myself the M1 is faster, but I in reality I only notice speed reduction and freezes when compared to MacBook Pro 16" 2020 2.3GHz 8‑core Intel Core i9 or my Intel i7-9700K Hackintosh.
I've always been on the Canary version too. I've tried to use Android Studio for the past couple of months, and to me, it is unusable, let alone at parity with running it on Intel. Serious performance issues (before May 2021) I've noticed its also a day late on releases.
Don't use jetbrains toolbox because it is bit buggy, it downloaded an outdated version of Android Studio. The Beta version (Arctic Fox Beta 4) now has Apple Silicon support, so you can download it from Android Studio download archives. Available on Android Studio Arctic Fox (Beta)
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