Automotive glass cleaners skip the heavy ammonia that can harm tint and interior surfaces, and they cut through the film that builds up inside a windscreen from off-gassing plastics.
The dedicated automotive ones are, yes. Check the label and avoid strong ammonia formulas on tint, since those can haze or lift the film over time.
That film is off-gassing from the dash plus grime and touch marks. A proper glass cleaner and a two-towel buff clears it, and doing the inside in the shade helps a lot.