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my firefox app gave up counting and just shows an infinity symbol :(
That's.. kinda scary. How much RAM do you have?
Doesn't matter that much if they're unloaded.
take notes Chrome
Chrome in Android behaves very similar to Firefox, perhaps a bit more aggressive due to being a system app.
Firefox in macOS keeps all my tabs open, and that is a huge perk for me, Safari would just randomly unload them because of high resource usage crap, like dude, I have 16 GBs or RAM, let me ~~hoard~~ enjoy it.