[FEATURE REQUEST] Optional Audio/Sound alert when generation of a batch is complete

[nelsonjchen]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I frequently go browse other tabs or applications when I am generating a batch of images. Sometimes I fall into a hole and take a bit longer than expected to get back. Maybe I'm doing stable diffusion prompt generation research.

If I stay in the research hole a bit too long, my GPU is idle when it could be working on jobs batches. I want to maximize utilization of my GPU, iterate more, learn more about the settings/levers quicker, and the limiter is me.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like some sort of optional audio/sound notification to be played when generation is complete so I know to return to the UI, evaluate the results, tinker, and kickoff the next batch. This should help keep my GPU working and help increase output and utilization.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I've put the terminal on my screen in a visible pane, but it has to constantly stay there and chew up screen real estate. Not only that, it's not 100% effective as it must catch my eye with no activity for me to know it is done which I don't always notice right away.

Additional context
I don't think browser notifications will work since that requires HTTPS. Sound is probably the least hassle and I don't think it's gated behind some HTTPS requirement.

I'm also aware of the progress animation being disabled. I do not think a sound alert option would have the same negative performance effects.

[JoshuaKimsey]

Not opposed to this being an option. I would also be ok with perhaps adding an icon to the tab favicon to indicate a render is done. Think Twitter notifications on a tab bar. Might be an option to consider.

[codedealer]

Browser notifications indeed won't cut it, but the server is run by the python script. It can call system notifications after the routine is complete. Something like plyer can call notifications on both windows and linux.

[nelsonjchen]

I would like the implementation to be on the webui side. I usually access the machine doing the stable diffusion stuff from a remote underpowered laptop.

[codedealer]

On the second thought I agree. The machine where the python script is running may not be the same where the UI is accessed.

From the UX point of view indication in the browser window makes more sense.