Veto — 4worlds

Veto lets you teach any website how to behave. Point at an element on the page and choose one of three verdicts:

HIDE — the cookie wall, the Shorts shelf, the engagement bait. Point at it once. It never renders again.

CLICK — "Reject all." "Not now." "Skip." Buttons you press every single visit, pressed for you the instant they appear.

REMEMBER — sort by newest, dark mode on, playback speed 1.75x. The setting you redo every time, held at your choice. Permanently.

HOW IT WORKS

Click the toolbar icon, click the element, choose a verdict. That is the whole interaction. No code, no scripts, no AI. Your rules re-apply on every visit, and resilient element matching keeps them working when the site changes underneath them.

FREE ON 3 SITES

Veto is free on 3 sites, with unlimited rules per site. A subscription unlocks unlimited sites. No trial timers, no feature strip-downs: the free tier is the full product on the sites you teach.

WHERE YOUR RULES LIVE

On your device. Nowhere else. Rules are stored in local extension storage. No accounts, no cloud, no sync servers. On sites you haven't taught, Veto reads its own settings, finds nothing to do, and goes idle: no page data is read, modified, or transmitted.

One number is counted: when you create a rule, an anonymous event records the rule type (hide, click, or remember). Never the site, never the element, never anything tied to you. It exists so we know whether to keep building, and it has a visible off switch in the popup. Full policy: https://veto.4worlds.dev/privacy

CURRENT LIMITS (early version, actively developed)

• A hide rule targets one element at a time.
• Content inside iframes can't be taught yet.
• Remember covers native controls, media playback rate, and ARIA toggles.

Veto is a 4Worlds project: software that serves the user instead of extracting from them.