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The desktop alert history table gave every visible column an equal share (16.7%, 14.3% or 11.1% by density), so Message, the column that says what happened, got the same 100-160px as Timestamp. At most 21 of 106 messages read in full at any width, and "acknowledged" was cut at a 1024px viewport where Status got 100px. Each track now reads its width from a per-column custom property that the table sets at each density. Timestamp, severity, duration, status, type and node get what their content needs, Resource and Node keep at least their old share, the row actions stay within two lines (one line from an 80rem card), and Message takes the rest. The table width still compensates for collapsed tracks, so the visible ones fill the card; App.architecture.test.ts checks that arithmetic at every density. Measured on a mock stack from 768 to 1920px: fully readable messages rise at every width except the 600px card at a 1024px viewport (for example 15 to 66 at 1440 and 21 to 87 at 1920), every pill fits, Resource and Node truncate exactly as often as before, no header clips, and rows halve to 39px from 1760px.