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@@ -35,6 +35,11 @@ Top level option to specify configuration file
   It's now possible to specify the configuration file to use on the
   command line using the `notmuch --config=FILE` option.
 
+Top level option to redirect writes to stderr
+
+  With `notmuch --stderr=FILE` all writes to stderr are redirected to
+  the specified file. If FILE is '-', stderr is redirected to stdout.
+
 Deprecated commands "part" and "search-tags" are removed.
 
 Bash command-line completion
@@ -61,6 +66,33 @@ notmuch-vim, but of course that is their decision.
 Emacs Interface
 ---------------
 
+New keymap to view/save parts
+
+  To view or save a single MIME part of a message, use the new "."
+  submap (e.g., ". s" to save, ". v" to view).  Previously, these keys
+  were only available when point was on a part button and they did not
+  have the "." prefix, so they were difficult to invoke (impossible if
+  a part did not have a button) and clashed with other bindings.
+  These new bindings also appear in show's help, so you don't have to
+  memorize them.
+
+Default part save directory is now `mm-default-directory`
+
+  Previously, notmuch offered to save parts and attachments to a mix
+  of `mm-default-directory`, `mailcap-download-directory`, and `~/`.
+  This has been standardized on `mm-default-directory`.
+
+Better handling of errors in search buffers
+
+  Instead of interleaving errors in search result buffers, search mode
+  now reports errors in the minibuffer.
+
+Faster search results
+
+  Communication between search mode and the notmuch CLI is now more
+  efficient because it uses the CLI's S-expression support.  As a
+  result, search mode should now fill search buffers faster.
+
 No Emacs 22 support
 
   The Emacs 22 support added late 2010 was sufficient only for a short