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# How to Use Disposables
Disposables can be launched from the Applications menu: the disposable is at the top, and the disposable Template is near the bottom. For example, to use a disposable Tor Browser, go to **Application Menu → Disposable: whonix-16-ws-dvm → Tor Browser**. This is how you do all your Tor browsing. If you launch a disposable application, but then want to access the file manager for the same disposable qube, you can do so from the Qubes Domains widget in the top-right corner of the interface. If you were to simply select "Files" from the Applications menu, this would launch another disposable.
Once you close all the windows of a disposable, the whole disposable is shut down and reset to the state of its Template — any malware that may have been installed is now gone.
Disposables can be launched from the Applications menu, on the Apps tab. For example, to use a disposable Tor Browser, go to **Application Menu: Apps tab → whonix-workstation-17-dvm → Tor Browser**. This is how you do all your Tor browsing. Once you close all the windows of a disposable, the whole disposable is shut down and reset to the state of its Template — any malware that may have been installed is now gone.
In contrast, an App qube must be shut down manually (using the Qubes Domains widget), and will persist data in the `/home`, `/usr/local`, and `/rw/config` directory. The next time an App qube boots, all locations in its file system other than these three directories will reflect the state of its Template. See how [inheritance and persistence](https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/templates/#inheritance-and-persistence) works for Templates, App qubes, and disposables for more information.