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docs/SUMMARY.md

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 # Table of contents
 
 * [About](README.md)
+
+## Settings
+
+* [General](settings/general.md)
+* [Detection Rules](settings/detection-rules.md)

docs/settings/detection-rules.md

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+# Detection Rules
+
+This section controls how Check recognizes and responds to phishing threats. Most users can leave these at default settings, but here's how to manage them.
+
+#### Understanding How Detection Works
+
+Check uses a constantly updated list of rules to identify fake Microsoft login pages. Think of it like antivirus definitions - they need to be kept current to protect against new threats.
+
+### Detection Configuration
+
+#### **For most users:**
+
+1. Leave the "Config URL" field empty or at its default
+2. Set "Update Interval" to 24 hours
+3. Click "Save Settings"
+
+#### **For organizations with custom security rules:**
+
+{% hint style="warning" %}
+#### What if Settings are Grayed Out?
+
+If some settings appear grayed out with a little lock icon, it means your organization's IT department has set these for you. This is normal in business environments - your IT team wants to make sure everyone has the same security settings.
+{% endhint %}
+
+1. Enter your organization's custom rules URL (provided by IT)
+2. Set update interval based on your security requirements:
+   * High security environments: 6-12 hours
+   * Standard environments: 24 hours
+   * Limited bandwidth: 48-72 hours
+
+#### Updating Rules Manually
+
+Sometimes you need to update rules immediately:
+
+1. **When to do this:**
+   * You've heard about a new phishing campaign
+   * Check isn't detecting a threat it should
+   * Your IT department asks you to update
+2. **How to do it:**
+   * Go to Detection Rules section
+   * Click "Update Rules Now"
+   * Wait for the "Rules updated successfully" message
+
+### Understanding the Configuration Overview
+
+You'll see information about your current rules:
+
+**In the formatted view, look for:**
+
+* **Version number** - Higher numbers are newer
+* **Last Updated** - Should be recent (within your update interval)
+* **Total Rules** - More rules generally mean better protection
+
+**If you see problems:**
+
+* Very old "Last Updated" date → Click "Update Rules Now"
+* Version shows "Error loading" → Check your internet connection
+* No rules showing → Contact support
+
+### Troubleshooting Rule Updates
+
+#### **Problem: Rules won't update**
+
+1. Check your internet connection
+2. Try clicking "Update Rules Now" again
+3. If using custom rules URL, verify the URL is correct
+4. Contact your IT department if the problem persists
+
+#### **Problem: Extension seems slow after rule update**
+
+1. Wait 5-10 minutes for the new rules to fully load
+2. Restart your browser
+3. If still slow, try updating rules again

docs/settings/general.md

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+---
+description: This is where you control the main features of Check.
+---
+
+# General
+
+### Extension Settings
+
+#### **Enable Page Blocking**
+
+This is Check's main job - blocking dangerous websites. When this is turned on (which we recommend), Check will stop you from visiting fake Microsoft login pages and show you a warning instead, there are times you need to disable the checkbox for testing purposes. Removing this checkbox removes most of your protection so it's recommended to leave this setting enabled.
+
+#### Enable CIPP Reporting
+
+CIPP is a system that IT professionals use to monitor security across multiple organizations. Enabling the CIPP monitoring allows you to send the information from Check directly to CIPP, thus allowing you to alert and report on what's going on with your endpoints. When enabled, you would configure the CIPP Server URL and Tenant ID/Domain below.
+
+### User Interface
+
+#### **Show Notifications** 
+
+When Check blocks a dangerous website or finds something suspicious, it can show you a small popup message to let you know what's going on. We recommend leaving this setting enabled
+
+#### **Show Valid Page Badge**
+
+This adds a small green checkmark to real Microsoft login pages. This feature is optional.
+
+{% hint style="warning" %}
+#### What if Settings are Grayed Out?
+
+If some settings appear grayed out with a little lock icon, it means your organization's IT department has set these for you. This is normal in business environments - your IT team wants to make sure everyone has the same security settings.
+{% endhint %}