Yes, but why? If it is the app that crashes the most, maybe switch to a browser that is better supported for your os. I will not get into, why one uses Microsoft Edge on Linux lol.
Firefox also doesn't do webapps (at all?). I like to have a bunch of web "Apps" which I put on my launcher for easy access. I like being able to alt-tab between websites, rather than switch to a browser than have to switch tabs.
I've had multiple occasions where Chrome and Chromium have completely eaten my profile losing all pinned tabs, cookies, extensions and any session information.
With Firefox it's broken in weird ways for me. Most recently it would just load white blank pages for every tab I had open.
I've also had poor performance from Firefox and Chrome, in terms of eating RAM and CPU inexplicably, constantly.
Having tried Firefox and Chrome extensively, and had bad experiences, I thought I'd give Edge a try.
Edge has the same easy profile management of Chrome. It has never died and eaten the session, nor decided to render all my tabs in white.
Edge also has vertical tabs built in, which I use. It also has an effective tab sleep tool which means idle tabs aren't eating resources.
You can open them in separate windows then alt-tab to them.
Firefox still---after years in the bug tracker---does not attempt to offer HDR support on Linux or Windows. Edge's HDR implementation might be buggy but it exists. (The Z13 OLED has an HDR calibration available.)
Chromium seemed to always have codec issues when I was using it. (not a hypochondriac, there are countless threads online with the same complaint)
So... It's either Firefox (poorly supported on this platform), something Chrome-based, or something simply poorly supported like the GNOME browser. (Aside, "Web" is possible THE worst name for an application.)
To be honest I'm already switching back to for Firefox.