Determine the secure context requirements: Identify the functionalities that require secure contexts in your WebApp.
Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate: Secure context requires HTTPS. Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate that enables HTTPS.
Configure your web server: Configure your web server to enable HTTPS. Ensure that all HTTP requests are redirected to HTTPS.
Test secure contexts: Test each functionality that requires secure contexts over HTTPS to ensure correct operation.
Ensure compliance with secure context specifications: Ensure that the WebApp complies with the secure context specifications. Test for issues such as mixed content warnings, insecure script warnings, and other warning messages.
Automate testing: Automate the testing process by creating test cases for each functionality that requires secure contexts.
Regularly retest: Regularly retest the WebApp's secure context functionalities to ensure continued correctness and compliance with secure context specifications.
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