Thanks for changing this. Note that the text at Step 2 still needs to be updated:

Now I can continue my review:

I'm not a native English speaker, but I'd say the word "Recurring" shouldn't be here:


When setting multiple output addresses, the amounts can be adjusted with a slider:

I understand that a slider with percentages makes it look more random and is probably best for privacy, but I can imagine users would want to receive an exact amount on some of the addresses.

The captcha works quite okay on Tor.

The Letter of Guarantee has a weird format:
That makes it look weird in both xed and vi:

(yellow is meant to censor some data)
I've tried to verify the LoG, and I've used Kleopatra for this before, but I have no idea how to verify this one. Also: I can't find your public key anywhere on the website,

Since I couldn't verify the LoG, this was a good chance to test the Support Chat.
Me: After 46 seconds, I received an automated response:
That's disappointing. If it's automated, can't it be instant instead of making me wait for 46 seconds?

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Why don't you sign the Letter of Guarantee from a Bitcoin address? That makes it much easier to verify the message, and the address used for signing can be posted on your website and here for verification.
Example:
This is human readable and can easily be verified by a variety of Bitcoin wallets. All you'd have to do is publish the signing address so anyone can verify it's authenticity.

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I'm posting part 2 of my (still incomplete) review so I don't lose it.