LoopbackExempt in UWP apps

In Windows 8.x, we had a LoopbackExempt thing that allowed Windows Store applications to interact with the local system for development purposes.
This seems to still be present in Windows 10 for UWP apps.
However, adding the release doesn't work (my apps still can't talk to localhost).

Executing CheckNetIsolation gives no results or results:

PS C: \ WINDOWS \ system32> Debug CheckNetIsolation -n = 5bd19b2a-6c63-4dd4-9505-d13f72e46189_ggxdvrfmnj0tt

A network isolation debug session has started. Play your script, then press Ctrl-C when done. Collecting logs .....

Consolidated report

Status of network capabilities

InternetClient                Not Used and Insecure

      

Detailed traffic report

InternetClient                Not Used and Insecure

      


Did they change anything regarding isolation for UWP? Is the article for enabling loopback exception still relevant to Windows 8.1?

Thanks in advance!

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Just a head: the problem no longer exists and was probably a bug in the preview version.



Visual Studio now automatically enables loopback when starting a project in the debugger.

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