Firefox icons in the taskbar Windows 7

I have a FF icon in the Windows 7 taskbar. When I click on it, a second icon appears when the homepage is open. Following clicks on the first icon opens the tabs that appear in the second icon. Also if I open a new tab (using the '+' or via a bookmark). The first icon does not show the preview of open tabs - second icon again.
It didn't happen in FF9

I found this solution - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/916677
However, I think it's strange to have to do that every time I update.

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