[Help Request] Recover CSS Coding out of Recovered Old Profile Files

[Black3ird]

• Chrome 87.0:
• Windows 10:
• Stylus 1.5.13:

Dear Sir,

Due to my own poor judgement, today I deleted all my Chrome Profile while trying to "optimize" it for something about the Chrome Cache. I don't have Windows 10 "File History" function as I never needed it up until now and it wasn't on as I never touched it while I have Windows 10 Restore point, I don't believe it will help in this matter. Being aware of what I had done, I used another Drive for a new Chrome Profile to not overwrite the deleted files, run already installed Recuva (Piriform) to recover as much as possible from my C:\Users{username}\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default profile.

I have \Extensions\clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne\1.5.13_0\ contents but I believe it's the extension itself without data. Also have \IndexedDB\chrome-extension_clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne_0.indexeddb.leveldb\ contents as thinking this is where I should get the data from. And have \Local Extension Settings\clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne\ where thinking it's the other part of Settings to save from. Don't know if related but have \Local Storage\leveldb\ having lots of ldb files in case important.

So my question is HOW can I recover or extract the Contents of Old-Deleted Profile Stylus CSS files from these files? Anything, even so small to point me in the "Right Direction" would be extremely appreciated and thank you in advance even for hints or breadcrumbs... Problem is I have 3 hand crafted CSS for 3 sites that I wrote myself over the past 5 years having hundreds of lines in it and hundreds of hours spent on it so that I don't want to start from "scratch" as I'm now extremely disappointed in myself and despair to recover that lost coding...

Upon this fresh Profile and after Google SYNC back that restored 80%-90% of my whole profile back except the Stylus CSSs. Now I realize that your extension has its own Sync function that I enabled but was too late for the previous failure.

Your advice is most welcome and urgent.

Best regards.