@dhansen.cspire It works for me... Please try URL_Safari_High_Sierra
URL_Safari_Mojave

Way to go mvu. Simple commands like this that are this powerful are brilliant!! I can't wait to try it!!

I used to do this...

Using the App Store and Terminal setup side by side,

I used to do issue this command in the Terminal, while the app desired was downloading. lsof | grep -i pkg

this command shows you where folder/pkg lives after you start download… pause download in App store.

your last command would show you where the package lives..... /private/var/folders/zy/03l1606s5px3bs73htpzd6zh0000gp/C/com.apple.appstore

This would tell me where the package lives....temporarily until after the install, .....then it gets wiped, so hence the pause.

Then you do do the sudo ln command.
sudo ln /drag/location/of/package/into/terminal /Users/carol/Desktop/Pages.pkg What this does is create a package on my desktop of the package that got downloaded. The original will disappear but a copy stays on your desktop. Don't ask my to explain why I can do the sudo ln command halfway after the original package is download but at the end I get the full package.

Problem with this technique is that its a bit of a cat and mouse game ....and now with Mojave and Catalina, it got more difficult to use the App Store in this technique and I kind of gave up.

If you manage iPads, you start to understand how Macs will be managed now. No pushing packages like we used to, Jamf will push the packages/apps from the App Store. On one hand it takes more time, because I could image a Mac in 5 minutes, where now it may take 1 hour? But if you start the process at midnight and come back in the morning, what difference does it make if it takes 5 minutes or 5 hours? I don't like it, but understand it. With iPads it makes great sense, with computers, thats what we will all be doing in the future. In fact, we will be laughing about the way we used to do it the old days!

space between terminal /Users in the command above

Safari 13.0.4 has been released... :)

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/34/21/061-49175-A_H5579HY5LH/caq4203cu2klp24wpiw6n8fkjdqv1dxkl3/Safari13.0.4MojaveAuto.pkg

Safari 13.0.4 for High Sierra
http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/40/20/061-49180-A_EZBQLGXSKE/vkg8b7z2yzvgmyo9sagaa9gejq7jp6525t/Safari13.0.4HighSierraAuto.pkg

Safari 13.0.5 Mojave

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/08/60/061-59216-A_A3PCX20GZK/m3r7ecaikjuop178cndwd3xr7xzpay4eiu/Safari13.0.5MojaveAuto.pkg

Thanks for posting the latest versions' links - this is really helpful!

please don't

@Nix4Life
please don't install?????

Probably "please do not download from 3rd sites, packages might be compromised "

The URLs above all are apple.com

Could somebody possibly provide a link to Safari 12 for High Sierra?

Safari 13.1 Mojave

Safari 13.1 High Sierra

How would you script it to download and install on a client?

@atomczynski this is our script for Mojave that we put in policies for Self Service and check-in

#!/bin/sh

temp=$TMPDIR$(uuidgen)

mkdir -p $temp/mount

curl http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/02/03/061-61260/wpceq4s7wuww8z0v8ukjmx4r9dfelkma2f/Safari13.1MojaveAuto.pkg > $temp/1.pkg

installer -pkg "$temp/1.pkg" -target /

rm -r $temp



exit 0

Can someone provide link for Safari 13.1.1 update for Mojave and High Sierra ?

Mojave:
http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/59/33/001-09493-A_DI6AEFJZ7W/87ti0h980ebaf2f7eh40xehp32xi2z4pvm/Safari13.1.1MojaveAuto.pkg
High Sierra:
http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/17/46/061-76194-A_7BNHD7EHXZ/5hnx1yupozav72zybadbe97vjowmexsmqh/Safari13.1.1HighSierraAuto.pkg

@Yogini90

https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/discussions/35825/safari-3-1-1-for-mojave-high-sierra-packages

@mhasman where is the one for Catalina

@wmateo it is part of 10.15.5. No separate package

Download Safari 13.1.2. for Mojave
Download Safari 13.1.2. for High Sierra

Safari 14 download URLs?

Noticed ver 14 released, please share the download link
Thanks,

Mojave Safari 14

Catalina Safari 14

@smolyeet Thank you!