The HTML <tfoot> tag, used to group footer content in an HTML table, benefits from widespread browser support. All major modern web browsers fully support the <tfoot> element.

This includes: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Opera.

The <tfoot> element, in conjunction with <thead> (table header) and <tbody> (table body), allows browsers to manage table rendering more effectively, such as enabling independent scrolling of the table body or repeating the header and footer when printing large tables across multiple pages. While some attributes associated with <tfoot> in older HTML versions (like HTML4) are now deprecated in HTML5, the element itself remains fully supported, with styling now primarily handled via CSS.