Some small but positive changes I've made to my copy that I think would be beneficial

[pflky]

So just a few quick random suggestions.

-"Loading..." text changed to "Processing..."
It might not seem like much but there is a psychological difference. It's also just plainly more apt and looks better. I've made this change myself in my own files.

-Normalize prompt weighting, should be off by default
Normalizing weighting can potentially result in more targeted results, but seems to often result in too much weight being provided in certain aspects of a prompt. As a side note, I find that CFG 15 with prompt weighting off generally delivers better results. Maybe I'm not understanding the benefits of normalizing prompt weighting?

-Sort samples by prompt / Write sample info files, both should be off by default
I don't see any reason why these would be beneficial as on by default. When you're generating a lot of images, it's easier to just have them all in one folder, and without per-image log files also clogging up file browsing. Yes a person can change these defaults themselves, but I think for general usage having these off by default in the fork would save a lot of people time and trouble. It's likely more people will find them being on at default an issue. Thousands of people changing these tiny settings on their own adds up to a lot of time/effort when combined.

-Has the Gradio GUI been abandoned recently? I still use it. In any case, I get nothing but the default white background GUI and am trying to figure out how to change the color scheme of the GUI to the dark one (or a custom one) without using Streamlit. Perhaps a simple GUI theme editor tab built into the Webui would be in order, with saving and on the fly reloading capabilities. I realize the Streamlit GUI does have a theme selector built in, but so should the Gradio GUI. If it has been abandoned, I don't see why, and both should be supported.

-Image size at 512x512 should display 1:1
No matter how much I change the zoom level of the Webgui page, the image generated won't be displayed at 1:1, it will be displayed either slightly larger or smaller than actual size. I can see how people may want to stretch an image to fill a page, but being able to view it at true 1:1 should be default, with a stretch the image option being optional. This helps people determine true sharpness/fidelity of an image, as stretching it may increase size, but also makes the image less sharp. An option to lock the image display at 1:1 despite any browser zoom level should also be an option if possible, so that way people can increase the size of UI elements without effecting the image scaling. Perhaps even a feature as simple as being able to use scrollwheel over the image to increase/decrease its size, with a small brief overlay of text indicating the scaling factor.