Disable links if data-method exists and is not GET

[david-a-wheeler]

Rails is a popular framework and supports an optional "data-method" parameter, like this:

<a rel="nofollow" data-method="delete" href="/en/logout">

It would be very bad to automatically follow such links if data-method exists and is not GET.

Solution: Simply don't preload a links that have a data-method and provide a value other than GET (any case).

See also: dieulot/instantclick#170

[dieulot]

I don’t want to add code specific to Rails.

Also, if the /en/logout endpoint works only on DELETE, preloading it on GET should have no adverse effect, right?