@hareldan According to https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Sentinel-2, #Sentinel2 #satelliteImagery can already be used in OSM editors, but not as easily as other sources, as it isn't pre-configured, so users have to configure it themselves.
The main issue for pre-configuring it is probably that WMS/WMTS URLs are personalized and a user sign-up at #SentinelHub is required.
No free usage of @sentinel_hub anymore? @sinergise published a blog on moving from Sentinel Hub to Copernicus Browser. They said Copernicus Browser offers the same intuitive functionality as Sentinel Hub EO Browser, but is easier to use and free long-term.
https://medium.com/sentinel-hub/transition-guide-from-sentinel-hub-eo-browser-to-copernicus-browser-6c2b49e24da6
To me, this reads like #SentinelHub will become a paid service for commercial customers. Probably not a big deal, as #CDSE remains free, but an interesting development.
What do you think?
RT by @CopernicusEU: 
A new series of tutorial 
videos on how to access the #SentinelHub APIs in your @CopernicusEU Data Space Ecosystem #JupyterLab using #Python. Learn how to configure your credentials, search, visualise Sentinel-2 
& create time series analyses.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj4KwRQTBlPL3CVwpaBXl3VrO0_V3VX_Q&si=nTHxQ_Frh7T-X5GS
: https://nitter.cz/sentinel_hub/status/1750872557853589798#m
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