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I'd recommend a conductivity meter. I have American Marine's Pinpoint Salinity Monitor, and it works great. You have to give the probe a minute or two to temperature compensate, but it's one of the easiest ways to measure salinity I've ever used. Drop the probe in your sample, walk away for a few minutes, come back, read the value. Rinse the probe in lukewarm water, and you're done. I used to calibrate mine every month, but the calibration was spot on every single time I measured it. So I stopped checking haha. Haven't checked in a year or so.
I'll look at them - I'm about to move to a continuous water change setup on at least 1 of my tanks - one thing that I'm a little stressed about with doing so is maintaining salinity across that tank and my water change setup.