Is it possible to stop browser fingerprinting?

Both Firefox and Brave have options to stop fingerprinting. But every time I visit fingerprint.com, it recognizes me.
Personally, I used stringent fingerprint settings while testing Brave, Firefox, and Librewolf. Every time, the same fingerprint ID was displayed.
My question is: Is there a working way to bypass fingerprinting or is online privacy a joke? This is in addition to all the videos and articles on the internet that suggest using a special browser with privacy settings (which typically make browsing too difficult and boring) or recommend using two browsers (browser isolation), neither of which worked.

Hidemyacc Global said:

stop browser fingerprinting?

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"Stop" browser fingerprinting, in reference to what objective ? For example if the objective is to create social media accounts, then "stopping" browser fingerprinting will infact be detrimental and in such a case it is suggested to spoof browser fingerprinting and not "stop" browser fingerprinting.
Another objective is to remain as anonymous as possible while on the internet. Similarly, there could be lots of objectives. So, suitable suggestions can possibly given based on the relevant objective(s).
For online privacy, simply use an anti-detect browser.

Neither Firefox nor Brave are truly fingerprint-resistant browsers. Using an anti-detection browser is the best option. If you use an anti-detection browser and test fingerprinting, you will find that it can really hide your fingerprints. Browser fingerprints change with factors such as your IP, monitor resolution, or language time zone. Anti-detection browsers like morelogin can help you create new environments and IP adress, so you don’t have to worry about your own Fingerprints will be traced.

Unfortunately you can’t, if you want to stop it nowadays the site will just break, they can track you from either JavaScript or html5 canvas.

The only way to go forward is play along with them and stay ahead of their detection system to take advantage of it

If you are using it to create multiple accounts, or simply want to protect your privacy. As said above, "stopping" fingerprinting is not a good way, more importantly, it is hidden. I read an article before

There is a sentence in this article that is very instructive. it is impossible to be completely invisible on the internet. All you can do is hide yourself and act like a normal human being who everyone thinks is futile to track you down.

So stopping browser fingerprinting is not the key, but making your own browser fingerprint look normal and not yours is more important. Anti-detection browser is currently the best tool to hide your original browser fingerprints. MoreLogin has a free version. You can use the free version to try fingerprint detection. I believe you will get the answer you want.