Searchbar backdrop dismiss possible bug

Questions
1

I have a Searchbar within a Navbar that has a NavRight link. When I tap in the Searchbar the backdrop displays correctly. However, when the backdrop displays and I tap on the NavRight link the Searchbar onBlur fires but the backdrop is not dismissed. Should the backdrop not automatically be dismissed when the Searchbar onBlur event fires?

<Navbar>
        <NavLeft backLink="Back" onBackClick={() => ref.current.f7Popup().close()} />
        <NavTitle>{props.label}</NavTitle>
         <NavRight>
                  <Link
                          popoverOpen={`#resource-popover-${props.id}`}>
                          <Icon
                                ios="f7:paperclip"
                                md="material:attach_file" />
                  </Link>
         </NavRight>
                    {
                        mode === 'search' ?
                            <Subnavbar inner={true}>
                                <Searchbar 
                                     onBlur={() => console.log('onBlur')}
                                     onFocus={() => console.log('onFocus')} />
                            </Subnavbar> :
                            null
                    }
</Navbar>
2 
import Searchbar, { SearchbarProps } from 'framework7-react/components/searchbar';
import React, { useRef } from 'react';
import { useCombinedRefs } from '@renderer/hooks/refs/useCombinedRefs';

export interface ISearchbarProps extends SearchbarProps {
    dismissBackdropBlur?: boolean,
    ref?: any
}

export const SearchbarF7: React.FC<ISearchbarProps> = React.forwardRef((props, ref) => {

    const sbRef = useCombinedRefs(ref, useRef<any>());  

    const onBlur = (event?: any) => {

        if (props?.dismissBackdropBlur) {
            sbRef.current?.f7Searchbar().toggle();
        }

        props?.onBlur?.(event);

    }

    return <Searchbar
        {...props}
        ref={sbRef}
        onBlur={onBlur}
    />;

});
3

sbRef.current?.f7Searchbar().toggle();

should actually be:

sbRef.current?.f7Searchbar().emit('disable');