Does Firefox support the use of AdSubtract Pro software?

Many years ago, I LOVED AdSubtract Pro software, but at the time, I was browsing with Internet Explorer. I'm happily using Firefox now, and I need to know if AdSubtract Pro (v. 2.55 or v. 3.00) is compatible with Firefox before I order and try to install AdSubtract Pro again. Thanks.

You should be asking does AdSubtract Pro support Firefox.
The homepage www.adsubtract.com seems to just link to http://store.trendmicro.com/store?Action=DisplayHomePage&SiteID=tmamer&Locale=en_US&Env=BASE now.

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