Microsoft.Extensions.Http is a .NET library, and none of the candidate sources document it directly; the closest matches are .NET HTTP client libraries such as Flurl and RestSharp, which are not Microsoft's package. Microsoft's own page 1 does not describe this package in the source text, so the answer below is based on the HTTP client libraries that the sources do describe.
A question back: Do you want the official Microsoft.Extensions.Http package from NuGet (which the candidate sources do not describe), or would a third-party .NET HTTP client like Flurl or RestSharp do?
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Sources
- 1Microsoft – AI, Cloud, Productivity, Computing, Gaming & Appsmicrosoft.com · read 2026-10-29
- 4Flurlflurl.dev · read 2026-10-29
- 8Hello from RestSharp | RestSharprestsharp.dev · read 2026-10-29
For agents: the 10 actions behind this answer
.NET · Microsoft.OpenApi verified and signed
HTTP/2 · Grpc.Net.Client verified and signed
· aio-libs Aiohttp website read, tools not yet checked
· aio-libs Aiobotocore website read, tools not yet checked
openAPI · microsoft-kiota-http verified and signed
httpclient · Flurl.Http verified and signed
HTTP/2 · Grpc.AspNetCore.Server.ClientFactory verified and signed
· Encode website read, tools not yet checked
A minimal HTTP client for Python.
client · prometheus-client verified and signed
httpclient · Microsoft.Extensions.Http.Polly verified and signed
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