SLTrib+ is a Chrome add-on developed by chriskirkham.com that aims to modify the look and feel of the Salt Lake Tribune website, while also providing some much-needed performance enhancements. As a renowned news organization in the United States, the Salt Lake Tribune serves as an important check and balance for the state of Utah. However, their website can sometimes be challenging to navigate and read.

This extension offers a solution by cleaning up the site's appearance and adding functionality to enhance the reading experience. SLTrib+ makes subtle improvements to the look and feel of the Salt Lake Tribune website, making it easier on the eyes. Additionally, it includes a feature that opens articles in full-page view by default, allowing for a more immersive reading experience.

It's worth noting that SLTrib+ is still in development, and the developer welcomes suggestions for improvement. The project is open-source and available on GitHub, showcasing the developer's commitment to transparency and community involvement.

Version 0.6 of SLTrib+ brings some notable updates. It removes connatix and other video content from displaying in the center of articles, eliminating distractions and improving the overall reading experience. Furthermore, it disables the full-page pop-up ad that previously appeared when landing on the home page, ensuring a smoother browsing experience.