Hi hugues.adam, Firefox doesn't have the concept of "zones" that IE has. Instead, it has individual permission lists for cookies, popups, etc. It's not very easy to translate from one to the other due to the way Firefox stores site-specific permission information.

(Although, perhaps, there might be an add-on that does it. You could search here: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/.)

Are there particular problems you are encountering in using one or more websites that would be addressed by importing permissions? Perhaps there is a more direct way to address the problem.

Hello,

      I have 200 site here in brazil to put in Exceptions list and in the IE is easy, but i was wondering if it is possible to simple way to import this 200

thanky ou

Okay, but which Exceptions list do they need to go into? Why don't they just work normally? What error do you get?

It works, but i have to import the trust site from IE with 200 itens to pass to firefox, this is why I need tools or way to do this. this is why I got in this community to try to help be with this issue I have.

One detail, it is 30 machines in the same way from Accounting and financial department down in Brazil.

If Firefox works with those sites, why do you have to import the list? It seems like extra effort for no benefit.

Sorry if it sounds like I'm being contrary, but since I currently am not aware of any way to automate this, I believe it would involve manually setting up one Firefox (likely to take several hours to enter 200 cookie permissions, 200 popup permissions, etc.) and then copy various different database files to each of your other systems (likely to take at least another hour).