Settings gone after changing to new computer and moving old profile

Well, I got a new computer. UI had daily backups and thus my profile is current as of last night. I tried importing the profile, and while the bookmarks, extensions, passwords, etc, are there, the theme wasn't saved, and it somehow opened tabs I had stored from like NOVEMBER. It also seems to have forgotten my tab settings, etc as well as added all the extra bookmarks that are default.
Any way to restore it to the old familiar state?

Also, it seems that the NoUn Buttons extension is missing the little 'recent history' tab next to them for some reason and the only solution is to use the Unified buttons, which I really dislike.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1535
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