Very basic question - I need to uninstall the Flight Tracker Streamdeck plugin/addon, as it is causing me PC problems (I may then reinstall it again to see if the problems persist).
I have spent some considerable time looking online and in the pdf guide and on github, but cannot see anywhere how to uninstall the thing.
Any guidance will be very much appreciated!
Regards, Alasdair (aka Flybasher…)
The Flight Tracker Plugin have to be desintalled in the StreamDeck application.
If you want to desinstall the Stream Deck application, it’s under Windows like any other program.
Click the icon to the left of the settings cog which opens the Streamdeck store, then click on plugins and look for the app in the list of apps. There will be an uninstall option for the plugin there 
I had the same issue a couple of weeks ago
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May I know what is the issue that you guys are having with the plugin?
Brilliant - thank you very much AndyDigital.
Kind regards, A (aka Flybasher…)
The problem was not persistent, but from time to time a small window would, seemingly randomly, open up which called itself “Flight Tracker Plugin” (or something similar) - this took me out of whatever program I was in at the time.
Sorry I can’t explain any better, but it became annoying, and I’m an ancient old ■■■■!
I may very well try reinstalling the Plugin in the future to see if the problem rears its ugly head again or not.
Regards, Alasdair (aka Flybasher…)
By issue I meant I didn’t know how to uninstall StreamDeck plugins, not an issue with Flight Tracker itself, I never actually used it in the end. Thx.
Oh it’s the tool tip. If you hover on the plugin icons on the system tray, it will show up and then go away.
I don’t know why it stuck randomly in the corner of the screen sometimes. Still trying to figure that out.
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Just uninstall the plugin in the Stream Deck app
I have the same issue, but I have two of the little black squares that say “flight tracker stream deck” – they are persistent, even after fully exiting stream deck, and they can’t be closed by clicking on them in the system tray.
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Yes, I have this also. I already uninstalled it from Stream Deck…TWICE…and there were originally 2 squares in the taskbar corner but now only one. It’s a background process using 150-200Mb of RAM, but I’m not actually using Stream Deck (and I never actually used the Flight Tracker plugin…never got around to it).
Stream Deck software supposes to manage the addon lifecycle, so when you “Quit Stream Deck”, it will close all the addons, including Flight Tracker.
If it doesn’t for some reasons (e.g. Stream Deck software itself crashes), you can manually do so by opening Task Manager and kill FlightStreamDeck.Addon.exe process.
Also, the addon should take only around 20MB of memory.