Mixed reality (MR) devices blur the boundaries between the virtual world and reality, reshaping the way people work with assistive information. However, there are still strong lim-for information searching tasks in MR glasses. Added capabilities of HoloLens 2, a recently released MR device, bring new possibilities to deal with these issues. Interactive approaches are proposed in this study, including body/hand-locked components , view-locked navigation components, and view-sensitive information layout. Prototypes were developed with and without these interactive approaches, and user studies were conducted to measure the task performance, usability, and presence. Results show that interactive approaches have positive effect in terms of task completion time. Different cognitive and behavioral styles may lead to distinct preferences for different interactive approaches.