Loopback Manager is a small tool to manage the local network loopback of all applications on the current device
You may be unfamiliar with the local network loopback, but you may be more familiar with 127.0.0.1 or localhost, which is the local loopback address.
For many users, setting up a network proxy is a very common operation, and you may not even realize it yourself. Most of the proxies are local proxies, but in many cases, even if you use proxies in the system, some applications still cannot connect to the network. This is because these applications do not enable the local network loopback function.
Especially for UWP applications, the default is to turn off network loopback。
This tool is used to handle this matter, open it, check all the applications you want to enable the local network loopback, click Save, these applications can go to the local proxy, the operation is very convenient.
Project core code reference Windows-Loopback-Exemption-Manager, You can think of this project as a Windows 11 version of Windows-Loopback-Exemption-Manager (although the Package is 'a little bigger').
Store Version and Sideload Version can coexist
Copy the link ms-windows-store://pdp/?productid=9NTJ6CX698CL to the browser address bar to open it and get it from the Microsoft Store. After you get it, it will remain permanently under your Microsoft account, and you can download accelerated and silent updates through the Store.
The store version only supports Windows 11 and above.
If you want to install the network loopback manager locally, please open the Release on the right, Find the latest version and select the installation package for the current system to download。
Then open System Settings，Turn on Developer mode and wait for the system to install some necessary extensions.
After the application package is downloaded, unzip the package, and in administrator mode, use Windows PowerShell (not PowerShell Core) to run the unzipped install.ps1 script, and follow the prompts to install.
