I enabled “Always use https” in Crypto but found that Chrome in XP not support.
Error “This site can’t provide a secure connection.”
What should I do to fix this problem?
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You need a paid plan in that case.
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I believe a dedicated SSL cert will also work.
No idea, I would assume it is cipher and not certificate related but I guess thats something only support can clarify for sure 
The article states
Note: If you need more compatibility with older browsers/operating systems, such as Windows XP and Android 3.0 and earlier, please check out our Pro, Business, or Enterprise plans.
I also argue that XP support should not be considered - XP itself is no longer supported by MSFT, and Google has a big warning on the new tab pages about how Chrome will not receive updates on XP.
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Google Chrome browser in Windows XP not support HTTPS.
Error “The site can’t provide a secure connection.”
I read the article only paid plan can support.
Which plan should I choose? Pro plan plus Dedicated SSL certificate or Pro plan only?
It looks like the Pro Plan would be enough.
Also, if possible, could you post your domain? I believe even chrome on XP supports certificate SAN’s and SNI, so the issue might not be related to the free plan.
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Is this the solution in Pro plan?
disable Legacy Browser Support under the Crypto page on the Cloudflare dashboard
I think that Enable Legacy toggle is gone. I don’t see it in my Pro Plan site. That’s Biz and Enterprise only.
EDIT: It looks like “Disable Legacy” is the default here, but Biz and Enterprise plans let you Enable it. The wording is pretty weird:
eunited.com.my
I just purchased Pro plan.
Where is the “Legacy Browser Support” settings?
In the ‘Crypto’ section.
Problem solved. I upgraded to PRO.
Just need to wait untill the configuration automatically done by Cloudflare.
Now I have 3 certificate. SHA 2 ECDSA, SHA 2 RSA and SHA 1 RSA.
I’m not seeing any Legacy option in the SSL/TLS settings page of my Pro Plan site. I do have a Dedicated Cert and have disabled Universal SSL if that might be why.
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