Keyboard shortcuts for making font bold, italics & underlined

When I'm editing pages using Chrome I can use CTRL+B to make font bold, CTRL+U to underline and CTRL+I for italics.
Is there's any hotkeys to do this in Firefox.

Does that editor have a toolbar with icons to perform these actions?
It is possible that these buttons have a shortcut and you may have to use a different status key like Alt + Shift.
*Text Formating Toolbar: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/text-formatting-toolbar/

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http://support.apple.com/kb/TA38663
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{enabled = 1; key = 20; modifier = 1179648; sybmolichotkey = 28; },
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As far as I know, you can't. It's "hard wired" in. Not even Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts is allowed to change it.
However I did find this tip:
Anyway i never found tabs in Adobe application useful, instead i prefer the old school method: simply switch off tabs feature via illustrator/ preferences/ user interface/ open documents as tabs. Then in Mac preferences panel, under keyboard, just search for the “focus on next application window” field (under menu, keyboard and text) and assign a shortcut if the default option doesn't fit you. And there is now you can easily switch between open documents!.
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