How to Handle SecurityError in Playwright?

Security errors in Playwright testing often occur when accessing websites with invalid SSL certificates, particularly with local development servers using self-signed certificates, which can trigger browser SSL certificate errors. These errors may also arise from browser security features, website configurations, or Playwright settings, which can block actions like cross-origin requests and affect authentication processes. To resolve these issues, one can bypass HTTPS checks, adjust CORS settings, modify browser security settings, update Playwright, or use its debugging tools to identify and fix problems. Alternatively, testRigor, a cloud-based, AI-driven platform, offers a more streamlined approach to end-to-end testing by allowing test scripts to be written in plain English and minimizing security errors through flexible test environment configurations. TestRigor integrates with various frameworks and tools to create a comprehensive testing ecosystem and boasts features like reduced maintenance time and high test automation potential, making it a compelling option for those facing persistent security issues with Playwright.