For Firefox prefs, quotes are needed around strings, such as our list of domains.
In the same vein, we don't need to put double-quotes around values with spaces for process arguments if they're already separated into an array, such as the case for Chrome's options.
@mfgea, would you mind confirming that this PR's changes still properly affect the "no-proxy" functionality of Chrome and Firefox?
For Firefox prefs, quotes are needed around strings, such as our list of domains. In the same vein, we don't need to put double-quotes around values with spaces for process arguments if they're already separated into an array, such as the case for Chrome's options.
@mfgea, would you mind confirming that this PR's changes still properly affect the "no-proxy" functionality of Chrome and Firefox?