How does the web support non-standard IP address notation?

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Browsers

An IPv4 address is a 32-bit integer.
For example, the Google address can be written as 173.194.220.139hexadecimal ADC2DC8Bor decimal . The certificate is issued to a domain name, not an IP address. FireFox immediately translates the entered decimal address into standard notation, replacing it with four through a dot. How do other browsers behave now, incl. mobile? Is there a standard regarding acceptable forms of writing an IP address? I only found material from 2014. What is it for - as an option, for a "beautiful" record of some IP addresses in binary / hexadecimal / decimal form. 2915228811
https://173.194.220.139/https://2915228811/