Visitors module

I installed the visitors module
https://www.drupal.org/project/visitors

I'm able to add the visitors link/path in the administration menu and in the shortcuts with the admin user.

I want to give to another role (editor role, that I have created) access to the /visitors page I tried to added it to the shortcuts an din the adminitration menu. But I receive the next error:
The path '/visitors' is inaccessible.

Can not add block to page and edit the element of web form

Hey, guys, I'm a new user of Drupal 8. I finished a website for my organization. Drupal 8 works well, but recently, when I try to add a new block to the page through the pages module, it doesn't work. The "Pages" module is under 'Structrue", when I add new block to the content of the Panels, I can see the list of blocks but I can't select anyone when I clicked any of them. Only a loading symbol flashes one second in the center of the screen.

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