Accidentally deleted a konqueror profile

Hey,
I accidentally deleted a konqueror profile ("Simple Browser").
I want to restore it.
Anyone knows how to do that?
Thanks
Fiod

you could try reinstalling konqueror, pacman won't usually overwrite files but will replace default configs which have been deleted by the user.

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3) Web Bookmarks - Files called Bookmarks00001.plist. If I click on this it opens up in text edit and I can see some books randomly throughout.
4) Mozilla - Only on file called bookmarks-00001.html
5) There are many other files one in text ending in htm. and plist.
6) Some other files called DS_Store-00001, etc.
7) Also some files called embed.default.js.gz (under Archives folder and ZIP). I don't know what this is.
I tried to recover the files... I don't know what to do with them. Obviously some files might be useless. If I could get the usernames saved that would mean everything to me. Literally. I have all my work on there... :(
I could look up other files specifically, please just let me know. Running OS X 10.6.8.
A lot of questions said use data recovery, I've read and read and am truly stuck. What do I do with these files? How do I get my username and profile info back. There is no file called .ini or 12345678.default. (example).
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