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I reset Firefox. Where can I find by Bamboo Feed Reader (add on) RSS Subscriptions in the "Old Firefox Data" folder that was created?

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I reset firefox to get rid of some annoying "ads not by this site" thing (no idea how it got on there) and it worked, but then I realized my Bamboo Feed Reader was uninstalled and completely reset. Is there a way to retrieve my RSS feeds from the "Old Firefox Data" folder that was created?

I reset firefox to get rid of some annoying "ads not by this site" thing (no idea how it got on there) and it worked, but then I realized my Bamboo Feed Reader was uninstalled and completely reset. Is there a way to retrieve my RSS feeds from the "Old Firefox Data" folder that was created?

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cor-el
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You can check the prefs.js file in the "Old Firefox Data" folder to see if you can locate Bamboo prefs:

  • extensions.{b2e69492-2358-071a-7056-24ad0c3defb1}
  • extensions.{b2e69492-2358-071a-7056-24ad0c3defb1}.feed-backup
LavastormSW
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What do I do with it? I found prefs.js, but can't open it.

cor-el
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You can open the prefs.js file in a text editor via the right-click context menu (Open with), so do not double-click the file as that will make Windows try to run the file as a JScript file.