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Especially for the majority of browsers that don’t support it, is there anything aside from just strict standards compliance that justifies the extra development time?
If you develop your web application only for browser, you should go with post and get.
But e.g. REST-APIs should/could make use of the put and delete methods. So you could better define what action you want to execute on special resources. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer