It wouldn't let me extract it (Don't know why), but it let me open it. There was another file called Silverlight.msp. I extract that, then opened it inside 7-zip. I saw 4 files, silverlight.7z being the biggest of all. I downloaded the Silverlight.exe installer. On a computer I had minimal access rights on. This may be overkill, but this worked for me. So, if you´re addicted to another MS incompatible/closed source app : downgrade to FFP 2.0.0.14 or use their browser for those flash alike animations. So, as I said above there´s no need for microsoft, updating their programm quickly because it´s working with IE.
Checked an old FFP2.x : it´s still working. You´re right, silverlight shows up in FF3 local/portable but it´s not compatible/not working. So that´s not a browser problem but one of the programm provider to make the plugin working.maybe that´s not intendedĮDIT: perhaps I got your message now, didn´t mean to be rude. When you install silverlight on your PC it should work with IE(cause it´s microsoft)and it worked with Firefox2.x installed, seems that it doesn´t work in FF3 till now,but there´s an update announced. Some like flash (or piclense)can be integrated into the browser alike an addon and are fully functional, I call them standalone. Most of them are just small code snips linking to installed programms and to use their functions in the browser you select (= adobe plugin etc)
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