Yes, absolutely, I only did it the way I did to better illustrate the behavior of that field. The point was to disable the button when you don’t want to accidentally use it.
You can also deal with this a couple ways:
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Add a Webhook response module with HTML that will cause the new tab or window to immediately close. Here’s a link to the post with the details: Custom webhook -> how to disable opening new web page with ACCEPTED msg - #11 by Donald_Mitchell
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If you’re on an Airtable plan that allows scripting, use automations to fire a script that calls the Make webhook and nothing will open at all. It’s a few simple lines to fetch a URL. Please see this post (Suppress redirect screen with Airtable "Watch Responses"? - #12 by Ingo) for more details.