Fix PowerShell deployment webhook configuration by using ConfigManager

[Copilot]

PowerShell-deployed enterprise policies (CIPP Server, generic webhook) were not applied because scripts directly accessed chrome.storage.local.get(["config"]) instead of using ConfigManager, bypassing the enterprise policy merging logic.

Root Cause

Scripts throughout the extension were reading configuration directly from local storage:

// Before: Only reads local config, misses enterprise policies
const result = await storage.local.get(["config"]);
const config = result?.config || {};

// After: Gets merged enterprise + local config
const config = await configManager.getConfig();

ConfigManager already had the correct logic to merge enterprise policies (from storage.managed set by PowerShell/GPO) with local configuration, but many scripts bypassed it by reading storage directly.

Changes

• DetectionRulesManager: Now accepts ConfigManager instance and uses configManager.getConfig() instead of direct storage access
• Background Script: Passes ConfigManager instance to DetectionRulesManager
• Content Script: Updated all config/branding access to use GET_CONFIG and GET_BRANDING_CONFIG messages with fallback to local storage only when background unavailable:
  • loadDeveloperConsoleLoggingSetting()
  • showWarningBanner()
  • showValidBadge()
  • sendCippReport()
  • applyBrandingColors()

Why This Works

ConfigManager merges enterprise policies from storage.managed (PowerShell registry entries) with local config. By ensuring all scripts use ConfigManager instead of direct storage access, enterprise policies are now properly applied throughout the extension.

Example

PowerShell deployment now works correctly:

$enableGenericWebhook = 1
$webhookUrl = "https://webhook.example.com"
$webhookEvents = @("detection_alert", "page_blocked")

ConfigManager merges these enterprise settings with local defaults, and all scripts receive the merged configuration. Webhooks fire as expected.

Original prompt

Issue Description

When I deploy via PowerShell and specify the CIPP Server or the generic webhook, it does not work. The malicious sites are still blocked, but it doesn't send the report or webhook.
If I manually install and set the same CIPP server and webhook, both works as expected.

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[Zacgoose]

@copilot that was not the issue, plase remove all your chnages, what I actually think is the issue is direct use of chrome.storage.local.get rather than the scripts calling the config manager to get the config since its a central place to manage and merge the configs it should be used instead of direct chrome.storage.local.get and simular calls

[Copilot]

@copilot that was not the issue, plase remove all your chnages, what I actually think is the issue is direct use of chrome.storage.local.get rather than the scripts calling the config manager to get t...

You're absolutely right! I've reverted all my previous changes and implemented the correct fix.

The actual issue was that scripts were directly calling chrome.storage.local.get(["config"]) instead of using ConfigManager, which bypassed the enterprise policy merging logic.

Fixed in commit ffbfa94:

1. DetectionRulesManager now accepts and uses ConfigManager to get merged enterprise + local config
2. Content script now uses GET_CONFIG and GET_BRANDING_CONFIG messages to request merged configuration from the background script
3. All direct storage access has been replaced with proper ConfigManager usage (with fallback to local storage only when background is unavailable)

This ensures PowerShell-deployed enterprise policies are properly merged with local config throughout the extension.

[Zacgoose]

@copilot Perfect that looks like it would fix our cippreporting issue where that was not triggering