I like having a more minimal set of apps when running KDE Plasma and, after installing Fedora KDE 44 with the Everything ISO, I remove the following in a tty (and then reboot) before logging in to Plasma for the first time.
sudo dnf5 group remove desktop-accessibility dial-up firefox guest-desktop-agents input-methods kde-apps kde-media kde-pim printing
sudo dnf rm abrt akonadi-server audiocd-kio ibus im-chooser kio-gdrive krdp krfb plasma-print-manager plasma-vault
sudo dnf in plasma-welcome-fedora
It is really important that before running such commands yourself, you run dnf5 group info $groupname and see what packages the group contains (and make a note of them). That way you are not struggling later with missing functionality and not knowing how to fix it by reinstalling a package. For example, the commands above will remove all printing functionality, which may not be useful/desirable for you.
I then install the KDE apps I want, without being tied to the package groups.