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So you have a `user.js`, you know how it all works, and you have checked and made a few changes. Now you can choose what profile to use. You can read all about working with [profiles](https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/2.1-Multiple-Profiles) and [portable profiles](https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/2.2-Multiple-Profiles-%5BFirefox-Portable%5D) and also how to run [concurrent profiles](https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/2.3-Concurrent-Profiles) right here in this wiki.
- You could:
* Use a clone of your current profile (name it something meaningful)
* Use a new default profile
* Use your current profile (Back it up first)
If you use a clone of your current profile, then you already have everything set up (bookmarks, extensions, etc) *and* you would be able to use your original profile if anything "broke".
The only other consideration would be how much of the `user.js` to introduce. You could either add the whole thing in one hit, or just add a few sections every so often. To be honest, there are probably less than a dozen settings that "break" a few sites functionality and they are easily reset.
Either use a new profile for testing or use your current profile (back it up first). The only other consideration would be how much of the `user.js` to introduce. You could either add the whole thing in one hit, or just add a few sections every so often. To be honest, there are probably less than a dozen settings that "break" a few sites functionality and they are easily reset.
Good luck, and don't be afraid to ask for help.