You can publish a blog or manage an email account entirely from Tails. If you only access it from Tails, it cannot be related to you. You can store documents and images related to this different identity in your Persistent Storage, keep your passwords in <i>KeePassXC</i>the <i>Secrets</i> password manager, have a dedicated email account in <i>Thunderbird</i>, etc.

You can publish a blog or manage an email account entirely from Tails. If you only access it from Tails, it cannot be related to you. You can store documents and images related to this different identity in your Persistent Storage, keep your passwords in the <i>Secrets</i> password manager, have a dedicated email account in <i>Thunderbird</i>, etc.

[Debian](https://debian.org/) is the Linux distribution with the most derivatives, including Ubuntu.

Debian and its derivatives
are [the most popular Linux distributions on web
servers](https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/os-linux) across the
Internet.

<p>The screen keyboard doesn't work in <i>Kleopatra</i>, and <i>Electrum</i>, and
<i>KeePassXC</i>. .
([[!tails_ticket 19695]])</p>

<p>The screen keyboard doesn't work in <i>Kleopatra</i> and <i>Electrum</i>.
([[!tails_ticket 19695]])</p>

<p>The <b><i>KeePassXC</i></b>Secrets</i></b> password manager allows you to store and manage secure
passwords.</p>

<p>The <b><i>Secrets</i></b> password manager allows you to store and manage secure
passwords.</p>

<p>See [[managing passwords wiusing the
<i>KeePassXCSecrets</i>|encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]] password manager.</p>

<p>See [[managing passwords using the
<i>Secrets</i>|encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]] password manager.</p>

[[Uninstalling Tails from macOS|doc/first_steps/reset/macuninstall]]

[[Uninstalling Tails|doc/first_steps/uninstall]]

[[Uninstalling Tails from macOSusing Tails itself|doc/first_steps/reset/macuninstall/tails]]

[[Uninstalling Tails using Tails itself|doc/first_steps/uninstall/tails]]

[[!meta title="Resetting a USB stickUninstalling Tails using Linux"]]

[[!meta title="Uninstalling Tails using Linux"]]

A new device appears in the list of storage devices. Select it.

When the Thunderbird Email Client feature is turned on, the email, feeds, and OpenPGP keys inTails automatically adds the [[*Thunderbird* email client|doc/anonymous_internet/thunderbird]] are saved in the Pto your list of [[additional software|persistent S_storage/additional_software]].

Tails automatically adds the [[*Thunderbird* email client|doc/anonymous_internet/thunderbird]] to your list of [[additional software|persistent_storage/additional_software]].

<input type="checkbox" id="menu-encryption-and-privacy-passwords"/> <label for="menu-encryption-and-privacy-passwords">[[Managing passwords using <i>KeePassXC</i>the <i>Secrets</i> password manager|doc/encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]]</label>

<input type="checkbox" id="menu-encryption-and-privacy-passwords"/> <label for="menu-encryption-and-privacy-passwords">[[Managing passwords using the <i>Secrets</i> password manager|doc/encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]]</label>

Select **USB Host DevicRemove** in the lefright pane.

Select **Remove** in the right pane.

Select **USB Host DeviceClick on **Boot Options** in the left pane.

Click on **Boot Options** in the left pane.

[[Managing passwords using *KeePassXC*the *Secrets* password manager|encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]]

[[Managing passwords using the *Secrets* password manager|encryption_and_privacy/manage_passwords]]

[[!meta title="Managing passwords using KeePassXCthe Secrets password manager"]]

[[!meta title="Managing passwords using the Secrets password manager"]]

Choose <span class="guilabel">Compatible with all systems and devices (MBR/DOS)</span> in the **Partitioning** drop-down list**Overwrite existing data with zeroes (Slow)** in the **Erase** menu.

Choose **Overwrite existing data with zeroes (Slow)** in the **Erase** menu.

In the left pane, select the drive that corresponds to your USB stick or hard disk.

In the left pane, select the drive that corresponds to your hard disk.

Shutdown and unplugtart on your current Tails USB stick.

Start on your current Tails.

Tails includes the [*Document Scanner*](https://gitlabapps.gnome.org/GNOME/s/Simple-sScan/) utility to scan documents and photos.

Tails includes the [*Document Scanner*](https://apps.gnome.org//SimpleScan/) utility to scan documents and photos.