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Typically an OE window was usually urethaned in a depressed channel from the factory. If it is a slider that aftermarket, I can recall from back in the day of glass replacement there being some "clam-shell" versions that would screw together tho halves.
Ideally they both may work on the same "pinch weld" like framework, but the one they are offering requires a heated tube of 3M Urethane and a little trick or two in laying it to mount it in the same channel like the OEM
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