• Shop, search and do other common tasks involving multiple pages and sites much more quickly and naturally

• Avoid long waits for pages, especially on a slow Internet connection. Even on a fast connection, instant access to  pages saves a lot of time and effort

• Open several links or favorites (bookmarks) at once. Websites become like magazines that you can flip through effortlessly, making especially great use of a fast connection

• Add several pages to your favorites at once. Saving and retrieving entire piles of pages is particularly useful for shopping, research and reference

• Search multiple search engines at once chosen from several search categories such as web, images, video, news, shopping, etc.

• Exchange sets of pages with others via email, instant messaging, etc.

• iRider is easy to learn because it builds on the familiar web browser in simple yet powerful ways, and works with all the sites and favorites (bookmarks) you already use

Quick Start

It's essential to understand a few key features of iRider before using it. See Getting Started to get the quickest overview. See Using iRider to get a more complete overview of iRider's special features. There's also a self-running Demo Movie you can watch.

See System Requirements to see whether your computer is ready to run iRider.

This documentation assumes that you already have a basic understanding of web browsing. If you're new to the web, you'll probably find it easier to start with an ordinary browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. There are many resources available to help beginners with either of those programs. Then, when you outgrow an old-style browser, move up to iRider.