Three little improvements for the installation on Windows

After double-clicking the installation file, the Windows Defender popped up with the message that it has blocked the start.
I know that's normal, but it says (in German) "Unbekannter Herausgeber" what in English could sound "Unknown source" (don't know exactly).
-- Although it's normal that the Defender pops up, it should at least know the source (Any.org for example).
The whole installation process was in English.
I know, we are in an early stage, but later it should be in the PC's standard language -- in my case: German.
When the installation comes to the point where the recovery phrase becomes generated, the message sounds:
Save your recovery phrase
These 12 words are the only key to your account. Store them somewhere private before you continue.
-- This message could confuse the user (especially if the language of that message isn't his own!), because "these 12 words" aren't shown. He doesn't see them.
It's confusing if the message says "These 12 words ..." but none of them is visible.
It's IMHO OK that they aren't visible, but the message should be different.
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My suggestion for a better text:
A passphrase was automatically generated. It is the only key to your account.
The phrase contains exactly 12 words. Store this phrase somewhere private by clicking the "Copy" or the "Download" button below before you continue the installation.
(It shouldn't be possible to click on "Continue" before that was done.)
-- I believe the suggested text is less confusing for a new user, because it doesn't give him the wrong impression that he should see something although there is nothing to see.

Three little improvements for the installation on Windows

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