With FB papers, in order to speed up fixing and washing, an alkaline fixer is even better. Quoting PE: Swell is maximized at pH 9 and minimized at pH 4.5. Washing and fixing are best at pH 9 and worst at pH 4.5.
There is only one true alkaline fixer available off the shelf to my knowledge.
The problem with alkaline rapid fixers is their ammonia smell. You can do this in film tanks, but tray are painful. Sure, there will be heroes who'll do it anyway, but it's definitely a hard sell. Obviously you can make arbitrarily alkaline fixers if you stick to Sodium Thiosulfate.
I believe, that pH 7.5 rapid fixer is mostly odorless. I bought a few canisters of Tetenal minilab C-41 fixer replenisher, it gives working solutions at about pH 7.5, and it is mostly odorless. The term "mostly" means: there is a distinct odor, if you smell directly above the liquid surface, but you can not smell a tray sitting in front of you.
TF-2, TF-3 and TF-4 are much more alkaline than pH 7.5, and I am firmly convinced, that these produce a noticeable smell in open trays. I still remember the smell of my initial quick fixer test formulas at too high pH.