Well, the very short answer is:
If you want FP resistance use Tor.
At least the big corporations will always be several steps ahead in FP and the browser companies will play catching up until something changes fundamentally in the way browser engines are designed.
FP resistance in the browser is “nice to have” but don’t rely on it in any way.
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