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Has Microsoft .net framework assistant been discontinued?

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An application I use requires Microsoft .net framework assistant, but I can no longer find the add-on. Where is it located and how do I install it?

An application I use requires Microsoft .net framework assistant, but I can no longer find the add-on. Where is it located and how do I install it?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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That extension is no longer available on the Mozilla Add-ons site. There are some discussions about that on the forum associated with the Add-ons site:

According to Microsoft, "The .NET Framework Assistant for Firefox is included with the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1." I suppose you could try reinstalling that service pack and see whether it adds the extension back to Firefox. In the following Microsoft support thread, that wasn't successful (and also that version would be so old that it is unlikely to pass the validation check):

There are unofficial sources for the download, which you can scan with your usual security software and which Firefox will flag as unverified if it is not one signed by the Mozilla Add-ons team. This site looks fairly reasonable, although I have not tried it myself: