问题
I'm setting up a Intranet environment to run a PWA for business purposes in future. But I encountered a problem regarding SSL certificates.
In my plan:
- Everything is on a local network (maybe with no internet access), with a dedicated server in it (i'm using ubuntu server),
- the user access the main page with a computer or phone, in which he install a PWA on his device.
PWA needs HTTPS to work, and I can self-sign certificates (i'm doing it for testing), but it's not a solution for implementating the app because it generate a security error on every browser on the planet with this method.
Importing certificates to browser is not a solution for me because it's a hassle to import the certificate on every user browser (it isn't user friendly), also it's impossible in android without root.
I'm wanting to create a PWA that needs the minimum advanced user help to work, so importing certificates and doing work-arounds is a no no.
Its possible to run a PWA without this certificate problem or I should drop it and begin a standard web app for now ?
回答1:
HTTPS is a core requirement for running a PWA.
Certificates are no longer that expensive.
Just figure that into your yearly hosting costs.
Until you get your HTTPS running with a cert, perhaps you could use something like https://glitch.com/ for free testing
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55671517/how-to-run-a-pwa-in-a-intranet-without-a-trusted-ssl-certificate