[Catalog-sig] PyPI template improvements

["Martin v. Löwis"]

> In web app land, "supported browsers" usually means the ones the
> designer targets:  e.g., including "IE>= 7" in the list means that the
> designer doesn't have to include workarounds for stupid glitches in
> earlier IEs (or even test the design against those versions).
>
> For CSS, this means that the site's appearance will be sometimes wonky
> when running with an older-than-supported browser version.  Features
> which depend on Javascript may not work at all, or only in degraded mode.

I have a really hard time answering that question then: there was no web 
designer involved in creating PyPI (*). The browser that the
*authors* of the service target are really the ones I mentioned: all of 
them.

There is one browser that gets special attention, and flaws relating to 
it get fixed faster than for any other browser: setuptools.

Regards,
Martin

(*) of course, it uses the layout of python.org, which did have a web 
designer; for this design, I don't know the answer.