With grouping disabled, show labels only when multiple app instances are open

Following image describes it the best:

Since Chrome, Explorer and Notepad++ have only one open instance their label is hidden. Since Opera has two open instances the label of each instance is visible.

To me, it would have many benefits:

• Single instances labels would be hidden because in most cases they are quite useless, saving some of the taskbar space
• Multiple instances labels would be shown, allowing user to distinguish each instance. As a result, user would instantly know in which instance he/she is switching to
• User would have permanent overview of what is open (no combining)

Similar behavior can be currently achieved by following settings:

• In Windows Taskbar settings:
  • Never show labels
• In 7+ Taskbar Tweaker:
  • Group by Application ID
  • Combine grouped buttons
  • Decombine active group
  • Decombine on mouse hover
  • ... and show labels

With these settings, labels are always hidden and multiple instances are grouped and combined. If you hover over a group, it becomes decombined while all the labels are shown.

However it doesn't satisfy my needs as it has few major disadvantages:

• When switching windows you have to first focus on group you are switching to and hover over it, then you have to refocus and select particular window
• You don't have permanent overview of open windows

For the reasons mentioned above I would like to be able to apply following settings: