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Updated 3.1 Resetting Inactive Prefs [Scripts] (markdown)

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3.1-Resetting-Inactive-Prefs-[Scripts].md

@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ So the issue is :question: How do you make sure all the INACTIVE/REMOVED prefs i
The solution is simple. Automate it, and reset **every single pref** in the user.js regardless of whether it is active or inactive. Then restart Firefox and all your ACTIVE prefs are reapplied. The end result being all your INACTIVE ones have been reset. This can also be used when applying a `user.js` to an existing profile for the first time.
> :small_blue_diamond: prefsCleaner.bat
> :small_blue_diamond: prefsCleaner.bat (works on any local `user.js`)
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> Run the [prefsCleaner.bat](https://github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js/blob/master/prefsCleaner.bat) file in your profile directory with Firefox closed. This does not cover prefs we REMOVED from the `ghacks user.js`, see the Scratchpad section for those. You can use this on any `user.js`, it does not have to be the ghacks one.
> Run the [prefsCleaner.bat](https://github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js/blob/master/prefsCleaner.bat) file in your profile directory with Firefox closed. This does not cover prefs we REMOVED from the `ghacks user.js`, see the Scratchpad section for those.
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> ** Special thanks to [claustromaniac](https://github.com/claustromaniac) and [earthlng](https://github.com/earthlng) for all the hard work creating and testing this
> :small_blue_diamond: Scratchpad Scripts
> :small_blue_diamond: Scratchpad Scripts (based on `ghacks user.js`)
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> You can run our [scratchpad scripts](https://github.com/ghacksuserjs/ghacks-user.js/tree/master/scratchpad-scripts), which we have broken down into a handful of smaller, more relevant scripts.
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