Any way to import mod lists from before collections from another computer?

[bell117]

I'm making this in the full knowledge that collections exist and this would have been perfect and basically fixed my issue if it was around when I was doing this, so anyways I was living abroad for several years and had to get a PC while moving about, while also having a PC back home, so 2 PCs. While using the PC abroad I realized that my mod lists would be different from each other, this was like 2-3 years ago, and at the time there was only rumblings of adding collections or full modpack support to Vortex and I had to use a third party extension called Showcase to export my Vortex mod lists.

Now that I'm no longer abroad and have some time to myself I'm trying to setup my mod lists again so I don't break my cloud saves on several games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim, with the last showcase I have from my PC while abroad being from 2 years ago, but I don't see any way to directly plug it into Vortex to automatically download and install the mods. I could technically go through the showcase of over 1000 mods and install each one individually but that would be a bit of a pain in the ass.

I also had Vortex installed on that PC, would there be any way to load like a 'profile' or something or a list of plugins since I was logged into the same account on Vortex on that one as the one I'm using rn. Again it was like 2 years ago so I dunno if there's a new feature or there always was one or any other way to check. If worse comes to worse my old PC from abroad is still in storage but it would be a pain to retrieve it, start it up and all that just to update Vortex and export the mod lists, but that's not impossible so this isn't a do-or-die thing for me, I'm just trying to see if there's an easier way to do this since again I haven't really touched Vortex in several years and don't remember how I worked with it back then let alone now with new features. 

Thanks in advance,

[Pickysaurus]

There isn't a way to do what you're asking - that's part of the reason why Collections exist. Some of the mods you previously used may have been archived or deleted, which would prevent you from getting back to the same state anyway.