Tried 

o conf colorize_output 0
o conf commit

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And it still fscks with my colors.

Tried undef and: 

c:\test>cpan
←[32m
cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.9402)
Enter 'h' for help.←[0m

cpan> o conf /color/
←[32m$CPAN::Config options from ←[0m←[32m'C:\Perl64\
+lib/CPAN/Config.pm'←[0m←[32m:←[0m
←[32m←[0m
←[32m    colorize_debug     undef←[0m
←[32m    colorize_output    [undef]←[0m
←[32m    colorize_print     [green]←[0m
←[32m    colorize_warn      [red]←[0m
←[32m←[0m
←[32m←[0m

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Which doesn't look half as bad here as it does on my screen. They don't even bother to put stuff back as it was when you quit. Any other suggestions?

Why oh why can't they make this shit opt-in instead of opt-out?

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In reply to Re^2: They've fscked with CPAN.pm again by BrowserUk
in thread They've fscked with CPAN.pm again by BrowserUk

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