How to get Torch browser to stop prompting me to update to new version? I have the Torch browser (Version 29.0.0.7181 (7181)) installed on my Mac (10.11.4). It's no longer updated or supported on the Mac but I use it as a tester browser for some things so I like it.

But Torch periodically asks me to install a new version of Torch. There's a modal window that says:

A new version of Torch is available.
Would you like to install it now?
"Remind me later"      "Install now"


I have to click the "Remind me later" to dismiss it. And if I click "Install now" nothing happens.

How can I get the Torch browser to stop prompting me to update to a new version? There is no new version. There is nothing in the Torch settings to disable this. Is the prompter a binary I can just delete from my Mac? Anyway at all to disable this annoying dialog from ever appearing again?
Scroll down on this site (http://www.shouldiremoveit.com/Torch-5557-program.aspx) and you'll see something that's known to come with Torch called torchhelper.dll. 

I dug into Activity Monitor to gather data about Chrome (I really don't want to download Torch) and found all this when expanding the Chrome app section (while using Chrome to bring it up to the top):


So try this and tell me what happens: open up Activity Monitor on your Mac, go to the Memory tab, then search (top-right) for Torch. Take a screenshot of what comes up! Try killing the processes (tap on whatever helpers come up and press the X in the top left) and see what happens).