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Native Windows build
See original GitHub issueWrite a script to build curl-impersonate natively on Windows. This will probably require building each of the dependencies (boringssl, nghttp2, brotli & curl) on Windows.
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@avently There is no progress unfortunately, my windows knowledge is extremely lacking and this seems like quite some work in order to make it part of the regular build process. It is still in the project’s priorities though. Any external help in this regard would be highly appreciated as well.
Regarding statically linking with NSS, I found this reference in Mozilla’s application-services code. It shows the needed static libraries and their order according to os and arch. I’ll try this as well for the macOS version (to support M1 processors).