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 A rough timeline of QUIC support in OpenSSL-like libraries:
 
 1. BoringSSL implements QUIC.
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 2. Quiche, a QUIC library, requires BoringSSL. Nginx can be patched to use Quiche for HTTP/3.
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 3. Nginx's experimental QUIC branch (nginx-quic) is released. It requires BoringSSL.
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 4. Some organizations (mostly Akamai) fork OpenSSL to implement the BoringSSL QUIC API, calling their fork QuicTLS. They plan to upstream changes.
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 5. nginx-quic supports building with QuicTLS too.
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 6. [OpenSSL decides against the BoringSSL API](https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2021/10/25/the-quic-api-openssl-will-not-provide/) and declines QuicTLS patches, preferring to write their own incompatible implementation.
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 7. LibreSSL implements the BoringSSL QUIC API.
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 8. [nginx-quic can link against LibreSSL](https://hg.nginx.org/nginx-quic/rev/79cd6993a3e3) as well as BoringSSL and QuicTLS; they all use similar APIs.
 
 (I _believe_ wolfSSL is mostly compatible with the BoringSSL QUIC API, but I might be wrong.)