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diff --git a/RELEASE-NOTES-1.32 b/RELEASE-NOTES-1.32
index d90cfdfe75..cac65ab592 100644
--- a/RELEASE-NOTES-1.32
+++ b/RELEASE-NOTES-1.32
@@ -60,6 +60,10 @@ production.
 * $wgPopularPasswordFile — The location of the default popular passwords file
   has been moved to be in line with other non-PHP files used by libraries and
   classes.
+* $wgEnableImageWhitelist is now disabled by default, as it opens up a hole for
+  potential privacy leaks by administrators. You can check
+  "MediaWiki:External image whitelist" on your wiki to see whether the feature
+  was ever used, and whether it needs to be re-enabled.
 
 ==== Removed configuration ====
 * $wgEnableAPI and $wgEnableWriteAPI – These settings, deprecated in 1.31,
@@ -129,6 +133,8 @@ production.
 * Added a new hook, 'UserGetRightsRemove', which can be used to remove rights
   from user. Unlike the 'UserGetRights' it will ensure that removed rights
   will not be reinserted.
+* (T197535) Extensions can now specify PHP versions and PHP extensions they
+  depend on.
 
 === External library changes in 1.32 ===
 
@@ -150,6 +156,7 @@ production.
 ** ScopedCallback objects can no longer be serialized.
 * Updated wikimedia/timestamp from v1.0.0 to v2.2.0.
 * Updated wikimedia/wrappedstring from v2.3.0 to v3.0.1.
+* oyejorge/less.php replaced with our fork wikimedia/less.php
 
 * Updated composer/spdx-licenses from v1.3.0 to v1.4.0 (dev-only).
 * Updated mediawiki/mediawiki-codesniffer from v18.0.0 to v22.0.0 (dev-only).
@@ -594,6 +601,7 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
   $wgTidyConfig instead.
 * All Tidy configurations other than Remex have been hard deprecated;
   future parsers will not emit compatible output for these configurations.
+  In particular, running MediaWiki with tidy disabled has been deprecated.
 * (T198214) OutputPage::addWikiText(), OutputPage::addWikiTextWithTitle(),
   and OutputPage::addWikiTextTitle() have been deprecated, since they
   can result in untidy output.  In addition OutputPage::addWikiTextTidy()
@@ -602,6 +610,11 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
   OutputPage::addWikiTextAsContent() instead, which ensures the output is
   tidy and clarifies whether content-language specific postprocessing should
   be done on the text.
+* OutputPage::parse() and OutputPage::parseInline() have been deprecated
+  due to untidy output and inconsistent handling of wrapper divs and
+  interface/content language defaults.  Use OutputPage::parseAsContent(),
+  OutputPage::parseAsInterface(), or OutputPage::parseInlineAsInterface()
+  as appropriate.
 * QuickTemplate::msgHtml() and BaseTemplate::msgHtml() have been deprecated
   as they promote bad practises. I18n messages should always be properly
   escaped.
@@ -647,15 +660,18 @@ because of Phabricator reports.
   yet for creating or managing content in slots beides the main slot. See
   <https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Multi-Content_Revisions> for more
   information.
-* The image_comment_temp database table is merged into the image table and
-  deprecated. Since access should be mediated by the CommentStore class, this
-  change shouldn't affect external code.
+* The image_comment_temp database table has been removed. Since all access
+  should be mediated by the CommentStore class, this change shouldn't affect
+  external code.
 * (T206147) Database::close() will no longer commit any open transactions.
+* (T64103) Dropped columns category.cat_hidden, site_stats.ss_admins, and
+  recentchanges.rc_cur_time from the PostgreSQL schema.
 
 == Compatibility ==
 MediaWiki 1.32 requires PHP 7.0.0 or later. Although HHVM 3.18.5 or later is
 supported, it is generally advised to use PHP 7.0.0 or later for long term
-support.
+support. MediaWiki requires that the mbstring, xml, ctype, json, iconv and
+fileinfo PHP extensions are loaded to work.
 
 MySQL/MariaDB is the recommended DBMS. PostgreSQL or SQLite can also be used,
 but support for them is somewhat less mature. There is experimental support for