Cycletracker offline functionality also needs a secure connection

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 The previous options are fine, and necessary, for testing your application as you progress through this PWA tutorial, or any web development project. While you can host your web app on your device and make it available to anyone with an Internet connection, this is not recommended.
 
-To get the added features of PWAs, including single click installation, a standalone UI, and admission to app stores, it needs to be a PWA, which means we will need a secure connection. To distribute your app, enabling others to view, use, and install your PWA, you'll want to have your content hosted and available on a secure _remote_ server.
+To get the added features of PWAs, including single click installation, a standalone UI, admission to app stores, and optionally offline functionality through service workers, we will need a secure connection. To distribute your app, enabling others to view, use, and install your PWA, you'll want to have your content hosted and available on a secure _remote_ server.
 
 When officially publishing a PWA, you will likely want to invest in a [domain name and web hosting](/en-US/docs/Learn/Common_questions/Tools_and_setup/How_much_does_it_cost#hosting). For open source projects, where developers can learn from the codebase and even contribute back to the project, you can host your progress on [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/).