End (or begining) of a clip indicator

When I move a clip in the timeline up against another clip, I no longer get that indicator (that darker 'I" shape) to show me when the two clips are connected. I have no idea what the actual term is for this indicator.
Right now, when I move a clip on the timeline, it will just move into another clip with no indication as to where each clip begins or ends.
How do I get that back?

That is called "snapping". Press the N key. Or go to the "View" Menu and select "Snapping"

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