Take the setting string of IE as an example:
192.168.*;*.travel.com;pic.com;webresource.com
Corresponding to the setting string of FireFox:
192.168.0.0/16,.travel.com,pic.com,webresource.com,localhost
Difference comparison:
1. IE can use wildcard "*" to set IP address, but it can't be used in Firefox, it needs to use the form of subnet mask, 192.168.* becomes subnet mask is 192.168.0.0/16 , the same 10.* should be changed to: 10.0.0.0/8
2. In IE, *.travel.com, Firefox prompts to use .travel.com directly to remove "*", but adding "*" is no problem
3. Firefox also needs to exclude it for localhost
4. The last separator in IE that everyone knows is ";", and in Firefox it is ","