I just unzip the epub files into their own folder, then load them
into safari, and read them that way.
Don't think this will work for drm enabled versions, but since I
don't have any of those, it's not possible for me to check.
Just rename the files (or copy them) to a .zip extension, unzip them,
and then find the folder with the html files in it. It's usually a
couple levels deep, but nothing says it has to be, so keep an eye out
when hunting for them.
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