Yes, but users will not be happy if they see ".example" on the URL bar. And you can't get a trusted cert for them either.
Not confusing users is why the fiasco with the https certificate problem here was initially created. And to be honest I do not have any idea how all needs (users have a trusted HTTPS certificate, a domain name and no "insecure" oe other warnings in the browser, while hackers don't get access to the certificate, and all of it works without internet uplink) can be met...
Not confusing users is why the fiasco with the https certificate problem here was initially created. And to be honest I do not have any idea how all needs (users have a trusted HTTPS certificate, a domain name and no "insecure" oe other warnings in the browser, while hackers don't get access to the certificate, and all of it works without internet uplink) can be met...