Try Thorium. Still a work in progress, but they are trying to be up-to-date on standards compliance, which puts them ahead of a lot of reading systems. The UI is decent.
(you'd think maintaining an epub extension for a web browser wouldn't be that much of a stretch, considering that epubs are built on web tech, but who knows why they cut that.)
Thorium is cool! It's open source (BSD 3) and has support for LCP to read borrowed books without the Adobe Digital Editions app (The archive is currently still working to make it available as an option though. See https://help.archive.org/help/disability-access-general-info...)
Is there a good alternative one for Mac? The built in one severely cripples copy and paste. Makes copying recipes over into my recipe storage app a massive pain.
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https://okular.kde.org/
Massive refactoring and simplification of overlapping sub-specs
Support for webp and opus
Accessibility improvements including EU compliance (not sure if that's referring to the updated format or the text of the spec itself)