how to delet roblox on microsoft edge permenent
To remove Roblox permanently from Microsoft Edge, you usually need to do two things: uninstall Roblox from Windows, then clear Edge’s saved site data and protocol prompts. Roblox’s support page says to uninstall it from Programs and Features , and if needed delete leftover Roblox files in the Local AppData folder afterward.
Remove Roblox from Windows
- Open Start and search Programs and Features.
- Find Roblox in the list and choose Uninstall.
- If Roblox still shows up, also check Settings > Apps > Installed apps and uninstall it there too. Microsoft’s Windows support page confirms apps can be removed from either place.
- Restart your PC after uninstalling.
Clear Edge leftovers
- Open Microsoft Edge and go to Settings.
- Clear browsing data, especially cookies and site data for Roblox.
- If Edge keeps asking to open Roblox, check the browser’s protocol settings and any extensions that may be triggering it. Microsoft Q&A notes that Edge’s external protocol behavior can be affected by policy or registry settings.
Delete leftover files
Roblox says a more complete removal may include deleting the Roblox folder
in
C:\Users\YourWindowsUsername\AppData\Local after uninstalling.
That helps remove cached or corrupted local files that can make it seem like Roblox is still there.
Important note
If your goal is to stop the “Open Roblox” prompt in Edge, you may not need to uninstall everything; clearing Edge site data and removing the app from Windows is often enough.
What to do next
- Uninstall Roblox from Windows.
- Clear Roblox cookies and site data in Edge.
- Delete the leftover Roblox folder in AppData if it remains.
- Restart the computer.
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| Step | What to do |
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| 1 | Uninstall Roblox from Windows | [3][1]
| 2 | Clear Roblox cookies and site data in Edge | [2]
| 3 | Delete leftover Roblox files in AppData if needed | [1]
| 4 | Restart your PC | [1]