95 Eagle Talon: Neutral safety switch questions?

I've been having problems with the car cutting off while driving or idle just like I turned the key to off. Often wont start for awhile. Everything I checked is ok but seems like the computer is what's turning the car off. Like a bad sensor or something. Anyways the car went from this to not even trying to start. Now I'm getting angry with it. Everything checked out fine until as a last resort I disabled the neutral safety switch and the car fires right up and hasn't stalled since yesterday. Was stalling every quarter mile up to this point.

So my main questions are..

If the switch is shorted out would this cause a car to stall like a shaft sensor would?

Is this switch an input to the computer so if shorting out would it cause computer problems?

I basically want to know if this switch could lead to computer shut offs?

I've Googled this topic but mostly only find people saying they can't start their car but one mechanic told a person having the same problems as me with stalls that the NSS can cause stalls and acts as an input to the computer and shuts down because you are in gear. I'm pretty positive it only stalled in gear, rarely in neutral. So basically is it confusing the computer somehow and causing this? I'm impressed how long I drove around today without a stall testing it but wouldn't be shocked if it shuts down tomorrow.

Thanks