How to keep the size of column in column view ?

Hello,
since I don't know when, the columns in Finder windows have always the same size. If I change the size, and then close the windows, when I open a new one, the column get back to their "original size" (which is too small for my personnal use).
Here's a video to see the problem.
Is there a workaround ?
Thanks

Hold down the 'option' key when you drag the column divider. That will tell Finder to remember the preference.

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