Is the Safari update not published as a standalone updater on Apple's site? While not impossible, its unusual for them not to publish a standalone updater.

If its not there, you may want to just try downloading the update from command line softwareupdate but not installing it. As an example:

sudo softwareupdate -d Safari6.1.3MountainLion-6.1.3

It drops them into the /Library/Updates/ directory, but they get placed into somewhat cryptically named sub-folders. You just need to poke through whatever's there and you should find it. Or, clear out that directory first, then download it to make it easier to spot.

I just ran the above on my Mac, and it created a new folder in /Library/Updates/ called "031-3448" and in there it created a "Safari6.1.3MountainLion.pkg" along with .dist and .extrainfo files.

Man! @mm2270][/url beat me to it!

I logged in just to say this very thing.

Any "normal" software update that doesn't come through as an app update can be downloaded from the softwareudpate command line.

Then check out your /Library/Updates folder for the pkg.

Apple hasn't posted at least some Safari updates as downloads for a while now.

You can snag the packages off their (or your) SUS, but you should be aware that they were only built to run within the context of a software update operation. In other words, you can deploy them as packages and they may work (Safari updates have usually been ok), but they may also not work or have issues, and this deployment method is not supported by Apple.

Dang it, Mike, you have all the answers. You're everywhere!

Thanks Mike, that's exactly what I need, and much easier than rummaging around in SUS.

@mm2270, the update you listed, "Safari6.1.3MountainLion-6.1.3," is exactly what I'm trying to download right now and I'm receiving an error which states:

Software Update Tool

Copyright 2002-2012 Apple Inc.



Finding available software

Safari6.1.3MountainLion-6.1.3: No such update

No updates are available.

Can this only be run from the OS that the update is available for?

@cstout - Yes, since you're running softwareupdate from the command line, and its only going to show updates to download that need to be installed on the Mac you're running that on. its no different than opening the App Store and looking for updates. Will only show the ones that can be installed on your OS.

@mm2270, I figured logically that would be the answer, but I wasn't completely sure. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Guys

From where are you downloading the latest Safari updates 12.0.3 ? I am not able to locate the link on Apple's site ?

@Yogini90

Safari 12.0.3 for Sierra:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/05/28/041-30526/o1m5bk1h2ectbtjhb9llu8lui708riadro/Safari12.0.3Sierra.pkg

Safari 12.0.3 for High Sierra:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/55/25/041-25738/iyrwf769xfe9jzsz3p2c0iv45rtw47t0bq/Safari12.0.3HighSierraAuto.pkg

@erowan

Both of those links are broken now.

@Yogini90 Here are the download links for Safari 12.1:

Safari 12.1 for Sierra:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/13/56/041-18158/9eg2q2gxdk1c6yo9h45b4p7yfe12wkm3e8/Safari12.1Sierra.pkg

Safari 12.1 for High Sierra:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/07/08/041-31481/pxxbu55rq2367hecv8s0odj33wcaacir8e/Safari12.1HighSierraAuto.pkg

The Software Update catalogs include links for all available Safari downloads, but the catalog name varies by macOS version:

"/usr/bin/curl" -o - "https://swscan.apple.com/content/catalogs/others/index-10.12-10.11-10.10-10.9-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog" | grep -i 'Safari' | grep -i '.pkg' ;



"/usr/bin/curl" -o - "https://swscan.apple.com/content/catalogs/others/index-10.13-10.12-10.11-10.10-10.9-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog" | grep -i 'Safari' | grep -i '.pkg' ;



"/usr/bin/curl" -o - "https://swscan.apple.com/content/catalogs/others/index-10.14-10.13-10.12-10.11-10.10-10.9-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog" | grep -i 'Safari' | grep -i '.pkg' ;

You guys do know that the latest safari update is rolled into the security updates right