Is Firefox 5.0 compatible with Avast 6.0?

When message came up saying a new update was available for Firefox it also said was not compatible with avast. Avast is my choice of anti virus software and do not want to change. So is it compatible or not?

Hi
1. It is compatible.
2. Always good to work on upgraded version, as you dont know when the support for ECommerce 5.0 will be stopped by SAP.
Also, please refer to the below useful links -
E-Commerce 5.0 for ERP and re-using a Quote
Installation guide Ecommerce for sap erp 6.0
Hope this will be useful
Regards

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