No. I had those with lower temperatures. Now ABS sticks so tightly to the glass that I have hard time removing the ready object, even when the glass has cooled down.
However, I have one observation: In my printer the heating element has bent down so that the glass is not in good contact with the element. It means, that the heat don't transfer from element to the glass very well. The heat sensor is in the element, so that it doesn't actually measure the glass temperature but the element temperature. So, I have no idea what the glass temperature is. And, as some areas or element are in good contact with the glass and some aren't, there probably is some temperature variation within the glass. How many degree, I don't know.
I think, that warmer is better, you don't easily get problems with too high temperature but rather with too low. I encourage to raise 1st layer nozzle temp and 1st layer bed temp. I used even 275C and 130C. But my bed can barely reach 130C, it takes 40 mins to heat up (the last 10...15C increases very slowly).