Really doesn't matter anymore how extensive it is the browser fingerprinting protection feature or the access you do through Tor.
I believe we need a new type of Tor...
That's also why for the highest security needs VPN+Tor is a recommendation. Although to be fair i personally believe if an actor is powerful enough to perform traffic analysis across the Tor network, they're probably powerful enough to correlate your computer activity with the VPN<->tor link.
Networks that resist metadata analysis are called mixnets and there's some interesting research about them. The downsides are you add latency (because each hop needs to randomize sleep) so bidirectional sessions like TCP is unthinkable. So nothing as usable as Tor Browser for checking your webmail or reading a blog.
Beyond that, I've heard of xolotl related to gnunet, but I am not sure to what extent it is actually implemented and/or working, as usual with gnunet.
https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/
Granted, neither of those are designed as proxies to the clearnet... and maybe that's one of the bad things about Tor besides its its history with DARPA.