Transferring SG++ user tags to a new machine (SOLVED)

and in case something like that happens again you can solve problems like that easily by using the totalcommander

• create a user information for a random user, that is recognizable -- for example testtset or whatever -- something that wont be in any other file
• close your browser
• navigate to the appdata folder within the total commander and click on the binoculars on the top
• click on text search and enter your recognizable string testtset
• the search will take a bit of time but in the end you will be able to find the file containing your string

Hmm, following your lead, I took a look at that folder (which I'd noticed earlier, but it didn't have anything obviously relevant). I'm guessing your gf's laptop has filename extensions hidden? In any event, I found some files there with a six-digit number filename, with either an ldb or in one case .log extension. Although none of them had 000262 in the filename, a simple test revealed that the one .log file got updated with my user tags edit. It also had a bunch of other stuff in there, not just from steamgifts, it seemed. I brought that file to my new machine, looked for and found a similar .log file (different number, though), and copied the old machine's log file to the new machine's filename. And it worked! I don't know what other settings got brought over (non user-tags stuff), but at least it works.

Thank you for the pointer in the right direction. :D
I appreciate you helping out despite the blacklist. Ironically, my user tag reminds me why you're there. :p But add me on Steam or post in an old giveaway if you're curious.