[xpose2000]

I've been testing it for the past 30 minutes or so and found that it doesn't cause the same problems that InstantClick did. (Which was javascript errors that would randomly occur.) I'll limit it to a small subset of users to see if any errors are reported but there is a good chance this could go live for all logged in users. Maybe even all website visitors if all goes well.

Seems to have no impact on any javascript, including ads. Pages do load faster, and I can see the prefetch working.

Just make sure you apply the data-no-instant tag to your logout link, otherwise it'll logout on mouseover.

[hn_throwaway_99]

> Just make sure you apply the data-no-instant tag to your logout link, otherwise it'll logout on mouseover.

Logout links should never be GETs in the first place - they change states and should be POSTs.

[slim]

POSTs are not Links. And Logout service is indempotent even if you can consider it changes the state of the system

[ezequiel-garzon]

Thanks, how did you find out about data-no-instant tag?

[sgustard]

https://instant.page/blacklist