ahh - I thought I was supposed to see anything in the actual screenshot pictures atop
yes, I can see LBRY and a strange Icon
that does not help me, though 
ye so how can I help you figuring out what I can do to remove that app 
How did you install it?
How did you uninstall it?
from the package manager GUI
the add/remove software app
what IS that app?
You must have installed it.
You must know what it is and what it is for.
video streaming like Youtube
I thought it’s an app based on youtube so it shows youtube videos in a cool, sorted way but turned out to be a different platform with it’s own videos
Which package did you use exactly?
literally just pressed install 
https://paste.pics/8c464a39aec818455d7c60b29dd01257
He does not know - or is not capable to tell.
does not have anything like it by that particular name
mese give up
Is that a Flatpak package? We can’t help you if you aren’t precise…
I mean,
can’t you open the package manager and search for it to know it’s package name or something then tell me what to do?
yeah - what happens when you do that?
I can - but I don’t have the thing installed nor do have a problem with it.
from this photo I guess it is yes, but I had a flatpack list before n the app wasn’t listed but let’s pretend we dont know that and act as if it’s flatpack
https://paste.pics/f293a11ccca1bc1cb5a99f21f63af16d
dude you’re saying I am not able to tell, I wish I can
I am even providing every single screenshot I possibly can attach but I am not that experienced yet ;/
I mean I am not trying to tell you what to do or anything I am just suggesting things in case I wasn’t able to provide precise enough information 
Then let’s check if Flatpak knows about it.
flatpak list
Although it is about Windows, and probably not through Flatpak, i spotted an issue about the application not uninstalling properly.
flatpak install flathub lbry
flatpak uninstall lbry
If the application is still in the system, we should be able to find it.
find / -regex .*lbry.*
@Attia In the future, please edit your previous post instead of posting multiple times in a row. Your successive posts have been merged. This is a support forum, not an instant messenger.
An exception could be when one wants to reply separately to different users; however one can tag the person or quote posts instead.
If I’m typing lbry into pamac-manager (the GUI)
I get multiple choices - not just one
No one knows what or which one you installed - and want to remove.
less /var/log/pacman.log
The barebones approach would be to examine the pacman installation log.
cat /var/log/pacman.log | grep lbry
or something simlar, like
less /var/log/pacman.log
and then, within the program, CTRL+f to look for a pattern
like lbry
to see what was done and when
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