On March 25, Apple presented Apple News +, a magazine subscription service through which we have access to more than 300 magazines, although at the time of its launch there are only slightly more than 200 publications available. This service, which is currently only available in the United States and Canada, plans to expand to other countries soon.
Apple News + is available not only on the iPhone and iPad, but it is also available for macOS Mojave. When we want to open any link, automatically, it is the application itself that is in charge of displaying the content, an operation that may not be to the liking of some users, since sometimes it is slow and does not show us the interface correctly.
If you are among that group of users who would prefer to be able to open the links in Safari, you can make use of the StopTheNews application, an application that automatically takes care of opening all the links of the Apple News + application in the Safari browser, a fantastic option when we want to access an account on Twitter, Facebook or any other social network.
StopTheNews, is a small application that is also compatible with the Safari Technology Preview browser if it is our default browser. This application is responsible for detecting which is the link that we click from the Apple News application to open it outside the app.
The operation of Apple News +, according to the users who have had the opportunity to try it, is a bit slow and not very comfortable when we want to quickly read an article, being the best option to do it through Safari, since in addition allows us to add it to our reading list if we want to consult it or read it later.
StopTheNews, logically not available on the Mac App Store, but we have to visit this web to be able to download it completely free of charge.