User interface for managing and viewing synchronization settings in a synchronization system

A method on an electronic device for displaying settings for a user's account in a synchronization system, the method comprising:

• providing a user interface on the electronic device that displays:
• a row for each electronic device associated with the user's account in the synchronization system, wherein each electronic device associated with the user's account stores one or more items;
• and
• a single visual representation of each item in the user's account, wherein each visual representation of an item is placed in the row associated with the electronic device on which the item is located, and wherein the visual representations of all items that are synchronized with each other across a plurality of the electronic devices are aligned in a single vertical column in the user interface and wherein a visual connector is placed between each visual representation of items that are synchronized with each other across the plurality of electronic devices.

A computer program embodied on a non-transitory processor-readable medium and comprising code, that, when executed by an electronic computing device, enables the electronic computing device to perform the following method:

• providing a user interface on the electronic computing device that displays:
• a column for each electronic computing device associated with the user's account in the synchronization system, wherein each electronic computing device associated with the user's account stores one or more items;
• and
• a single visual representation of each item in the user's account, wherein each visual representation of an item is placed in the column associated with the electronic computing device on which the item is located, and wherein the visual representations of all items that are synchronized with each other across a plurality of the electronic computing devices are aligned in a single horizontal row in the user interface and wherein a visual connector is placed between each visual representation of items that are synchronized with each other across the plurality of electronic devices.