it wasnt loaded with all the garbage

You mean like the built in email, IRC, RSS reader, sessions, ad blocker, mouse gestures, voice support, and widgets? You are aware that Opera had probably the most built in stuff of any browser on the planet right? The new Opera is much more pared down by comparison. That said, if you want a browser with a ton of built in stuff Vivaldi is headed up by one of Opera old devs and is gearing itself to take over were Opera 12 left off. Its just a tech beta so its not quite ready for prime time, and I use the dev channel release of Opera 29 so thats saying a lot, but it might be what you are looking for.

you confuse features with bloat. Modern browsers have a bloat issue, more so due to the way features are added; we call it "progress."

64 bit support will come when we switch over to 128 bit

Originally posted by ersi:

Then you will have to be happy with "no". By the way, an Opera security expert has written a serious smileyful article here to tell that seeing the full true url in the address bar is bad for your security http://my.opera.com/securitygroup/blog/2013/07/25/the-opera-address-bar Tiny quote:

...we have chosen to hide even more parts of the URL from the address bar. The protocol is too technical for most users to understand...

Even now, web-designers don't understand that "I don't want to use your dumb crud of a browser IN MY Browser." But we lost that battle after the "advent" of the "Hand-held Multimedia / Streaming Content Device" (If it looks cool, it must be technologically advanced!) With more pages having the clients doing what the servers should be doing; and hence needing to create convoluted "browsers" for your browser to run... and hence cannot link to any one page and have a much larger overhead *etc, etc* "the protocol is too broken for people to understand anymore."