Disable link prefetching via the turbo js adapter to prevent double-visit requests #62
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…isit requests when tapping on links that cross the default/modal context boundaries.
This was referenced Dec 17, 2024
…hat correspond to native screens
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This addresses the double-visit request issue found in #12. It works with the new adapter function in core
turbo.jsadded here: hotwired/turbo#1354The root issue is that link taps on iOS are triggering the
mouseenterandmouseleaveevents used to activate link prefetching. This theoretical optimization actually creates wastefulGETrequests across thedefaultandmodalcontextWKWebViewinstances.