Leaflet map is not with full height size in Vuetify container on mobile - vue.js

I added Leaflet map inside Vuetify container (fluid) with 'app-bar' - it is working fine on desktop (or in Device toolbar of Developer console) but on mobile map zoom controls located under the navbar panel (when we click on zoom control buttons).
What could be the reason behind it?

Proposed workaround to this Chrome specific behavior is to prevent Leaflet from focusing the map:
L.Control.include({
_refocusOnMap: L.Util.falseFn
});
Source: How to prevent Leaflet map resizing on zoom in Vue/Vuetify app

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